demography Flashcards
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demography definition
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study of statistics such as births, deaths, income or the incidence of disease, which illustrates the changing structure of human populations
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social policy
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concerned with the ways societies across the world meet human needs for security, education, work, health and wellbeing
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the ageing population
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the decline in death rate and increased life expectancy has meant that more people are living longer
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transnational identities- Thomas Hylland Eriksen 2007
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- globalisation has created more diverse migration patterns with back and forth movements of people through network rather than permanent settlements in another country
- therefore, migrants are less likely to see themselves as belonging completely to one country/culture
- as a result they may develop transnational ‘neither/nor’ identities and loyalties
- modern technology has made it easier to sustain global ties without having to travel
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Steven Vertovec 2007- super diversity
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migrants now come from a much wider range of countries
also within the same ethnic group, individuals differ in terms of legal status