Demography is a slow-moving train, and based on past and current trends, population science can somewhat predict the future.

NextGenPop conference builds a new, diverse generation of population sciences students Work with a demography scholar at Emory University was enough to interest sociology major Courtney Fitzgerald in ...

NewHomeSource reports that a growing nonwhite population, particularly among younger generations, will impact future housing ...

Perhaps the most profound implication of population decline lies in how we measure societal success. For millennia, growth served as the primary metric. A larger population meant more workers, more ...

Demographer Jennifer Sciubba joins WIRED to answer the internet's questions about population and demographics. What is demography? What perspective can demographics provide about populations and ...

For the U.S. workforce, workplaces, and consumer markets, the implications are far-ranging. Most immediately, and ...

Today, society is evolving into the demographic shape of a light bulb. Most organizations are not prepared for what is to ...

The world's population is still growing, yet beneath these global statistics lies a different reality for dozens of countries. While regions like sub-Saharan Africa face booming populations, several ...

BACKGROUND Previous kinship models analyze female kin through female lines of descent, neglecting male kin and male lines of descent. Because males and females differ in mortality and fertility, ...