Friday, February 3, 2012
Chris von Rueden, University of California, Santa Barbara
Raitt 121,
12:30 - 1:30
Help With: Grant Proposals, Computing, NIH Public Access Policy, GIS
Resources: Data, Small Grants, Survey Research
Links: SAS questions, Pop Centers, Terminal Servers
Demographic Methods
The canonical task of demographers is population estimation and projection, and concomitantly, using or developing methods that fundamentally account for population size, density and distribution.
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Families and Children
Families form, change and vanish as people enter into or dissolve unions and make fertility choices, or as children or other members join or depart.
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Biosocial Contexts of Population Health
How and why does the social become biological? This was recently posed as one of the top ten social science priority questions...
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Migrants, Minorities, and Unequal Opportunities
Among the demographic “headlines” of the last quarter century is the massive relocation of human populations. The movement of people across national boundaries has...
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Population and Environment
Ever since Malthus’ treatises, questions about the dynamic nature of the relationship between population and environment have been at the core of demography.
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