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Sara Delamont is unable to capture the body of publications from the region’s francophone and lusophone nations. Indeed, it is important to note the significant impediment that language barriers pose to the flourishing of scientific discourse on ageing in Africa as a whole. A second note of caution due at the ou

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Anne Edwardsaphic and health-related data were collected in this study but no objective measures of health were gathered and no follow-up was undertaken. Thus, estimates of the health status of the populations represented by these samples are based entirely on self- and/or proxy-reported data and their validity

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Peter Blatchford,Rob Websterongoing reform of the retirement systems of European countries, with the healthcare reforms, and finally with active aging. The last section of the chapter presents the main policies addressing international migration: welcoming policies, integration policies, asylum policies within the so-called mi

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Peter Kutnickmate change and resource degradation. This chapter discusses the concepts of food security and sustainability, the relation between population dynamics and the operation of the agro-food system, putting emphasis on global trends and policy challenges, as well as on policy coherence and governance is

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Pamela Burnardus accelerating the fertility decline and increasing the dividend when demand for smaller families is growing. The focus throughout is on sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), the region that has experienced little demographic dividend but where the potential for a future dividend is greatest.

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Frank Hardman,Jan Hardmanuded in the index. Demographers at that time in coming decades. The emergence of global popu- did, of course, understand the determinants of a popula- tion aging as one of the most important demographic tion’s 978-94-024-0463-0978-1-4020-8356-3Series ISSN 1877-9204 Series E-ISSN 2215-1877