Friday, May 24, 2013
Steve Harrell, Anthropology, UW
Raitt 121,
12:30 - 1:30
Leslie McCall Lecture - The Undeserving Rich: American Beliefs about Inequality, Opportunity, and Redistribution
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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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- Call for Proposals - CSDE 2013 Small Grants Program
- CSDE Out Loud: Mark Wheldon discusses the Bayesian approach of estimating population statistics
- Census Bureau’s Popular Population Clock
- Africa and the Demographic Dividend
- United Nations Research Guides & Resources
- 2013 CSDE Newsletter
- CSDE SEED Funding Report
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