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CEA CAPA Partner Institution:Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Location:Madrid, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Sociology
Instruction in:English
Course Code:16637
Transcript Source:Partner Institution
Course Details:Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits:3
Contact Hours:42
Prerequisites:Basic mathematics
DESCRIPTION
Introduction to demography (theory, indicators, methods and data sources) and the analysis of demographic trends and challenges from a global, comparative and historical perspective. The main processes of demographic change: fertility, mortality, migration and urbanization, with special attention to the causes and consequences of these processes. Consequences of demographic change and population policies: population aging and sustainability of the welfare state; overpopulation, environmental and health risks; the processes of urbanization, segregation, spatial diffusion and networks; demography, poverty and economic growth.
1. Introduction to demography 2. Demographic theories: Malthus and the demographic transition 3. Demographic methods 4. Health and mortality transition 5. The fertility transition 6. Migration transition 7. The age transition: challenges of ageing 8. The urban transition 9. Family and household transition 10. Population growth and sustainability