The Nature of Demography by Hervé Le Bras, translated by Godfrey Rogers from the original French publication in 2005 (La démographie, Paris: Odille Jacob), is about change, as demonstrated by the title of the introduction: ‘the dynamics of change in demography’ (p. 1). On the one hand, measuring, modelling and understanding demographic changes at the individual and population level are regarded...

the present article studies the quds city and the holy status it has gained in the history. it also reviews its geographical and historical characteristics in time especially the historical demography of this city and its neighbors in the 16th century. this century starts with the occupation of the city by crusaders and thus the decrement of population due to the death of 70 thousand people of ...

This paper describes steps taken towards introducing Web-based educational technology in teaching demography at the university level. Traditionally, demography is taught by giving lectures to the students, who are then expected to study from textbooks and exercise in demographic calculus. Some students find this way of learning monotonous and exhausting, hence their motivation gradually drops. ...

This paper considers the relation between organizational demography and organizational learning. It focuses on communication and consciousness as the knowledge creating process of organizations and individuals, respectively. Demography relates to communication structures in that these become inert with increasing tenure of participants; likewise, individuals adopt a specific communication style...

Demography studies the characteristics of populations. One such characteristic is well-being: this was subject 2019 Wittgenstein Conference. Here, I discuss how objective well-being domains can be summarised to produce an overall score, and taking self-reported (subjective) into account may help in effort. But given that there more than one type subjective we would want know which “best”. We al...