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Birth Rates
Spain is Shrinking
Marcus Roberts | 02 May 2013
Population will stabilise by 2050 According to Physics
Marcus Roberts | 10 April 2013
Something is Unbegotten in the State of Denmark
Marcus Roberts | 03 April 2013
Japanese politician suggests banning abortion to increase birthrates
Shannon Roberts | 01 March 2013
Singapore’s rocky search for more migrants
Marcus Roberts | 22 February 2013
An Asian population spike
Shannon Roberts | 21 January 2013
Decline in Child Rearing – “Late-Modern Exhaustion”
Marcus Roberts | 07 December 2012
Why is Everyone Leaving Detroit?
Marcus Roberts | 25 September 2012
Recession pushes United States birth rate to 25 year low
Shannon Roberts | 18 August 2012
Cuba and a familiar future
Marcus Roberts | 14 August 2012
Scotland - we have not forgotten you!
Marcus Roberts | 09 August 2012
A more urban future for devastated Japan
Shannon Roberts | 03 August 2012
Russia: Sick and Dying (Reboot)
Marcus Roberts | 26 July 2012
Russia: Sick and Dying
Marcus Roberts | 23 July 2012
A more religious future?
Marcus Roberts | 24 May 2012
A New American Dream?
Shannon Buckley | 18 May 2012
China set to fall behind in the economic race
Shannon Buckley | 25 April 2012
The Population Summit in Moscow Revisited
Marcus Roberts | 14 September 2011
Population Decline and the Recession
Marcus Roberts | 19 July 2011
Someone at the UN is not going to be happy…
Marcus Roberts | 18 May 2011
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