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Demography and Security
Sciubba et al. interestingly breaks down the components of population and national security, and connects them in unique ways, showing their wide interdependence. Interestingly, this approach to environmental security appears most logical for our immediate organization of the world. In … Continue reading
Posted in Demography and Development -- Week 6
Tagged power, military, women's security, youth bulges, China
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