Marcus Roberts

Marcus Roberts was two years out of law school when he decided that practising law was no longer for him. He therefore went back to Auckland University and did his LLM while tutoring at the new law school at the Aucland University of Technology. He has just started a new job teaching contract law at Auckland University. Aside from law, his passions include running and reading (particularly philosophy, apologetics and history) and supporting the New Zealand cricket team (which counts as penance for a vast multitude of sins).

US Centenarians - Not as Common as Once Thought

Marcus Roberts | 8 Feb 2012

New research has overturned the assumption that mortality rates flatten out above the age of 80.

Auckland -1.5 million strong

Marcus Roberts | 7 Feb 2012

My home city has just hit 1.5 million people.

A New UN Report on our Impending Overpopulation

Marcus Roberts | 1 Feb 2012

Another UN report that seems heavy on headline grabbing but light on concrete proposals.

Japanese Earthquakes - Natural and Demographic

Marcus Roberts | 31 Jan 2012

The effect of last year's earthquake is exacerbating Japan's economic problems that demography is causing.

Bulgaria: Another Demographic Timebomb

Marcus Roberts | 27 Jan 2012

Bulgaria's future is looking bleak as its population is declining and growing older.

March for Life

Marcus Roberts | 25 Jan 2012

Some video and pictures of the annual massive March for Life in Washington DC.

Welcome to the Year of the Dragon!

Marcus Roberts | 24 Jan 2012

The Year of the Dragon is upon us with an expected upturn in the number of births.

Is Japan a glimpse of Europe's future?

Marcus Roberts | 17 Jan 2012

Economists are looking to Japan for indicators about the future of Europe.

BRICs Throwing the Economic Bathwater out with the Babies

Marcus Roberts | 13 Jan 2012

The declining workforce in the BRIC countries is to have an impact on their economic growth.

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