In early 2010s ,many protests, rebelions and uprising have spread across the Arabic world. It was the beginning of the Arab spring, but we are here for a specific question, there is a link between protest, and demography? We will answer this and many other questions in this episode of too many or too few.   voce e testo di Cecilia Ghibaudo

In early 2010s ,many protests, rebelions and uprising have spread across the Arabic world.It was the beginning of the Arab spring, but we are here for a specific question, there is a link between protest, and demography?We will answer this and many other questions in this episode of too many or too few. voce e testo di Cecilia Ghibaudo

In early 2010s ,many protests, rebelions and uprising have spread across the Arabic world. It was the beginning of the Arab spring, but we are here for a specific question, there is a link between protest, and demography? We will answer this and many other questions in this episode of too many or too few.&nbsp;&nbsp; voce e testo di Cecilia Ghibaudo

Demography and the Arab Springs

Too few or too many? is the podcast series that explores demographic trends and the fears of depopulation and overpopulation. Each episode will accompany you in travel to understand contemporary debates on population worldwide, from Japan to the Caribbean, China, North Africa, Cambodia, Japan and many more.The series is produced by Giulia Delogu with the students of Population History a.y. 2024/2025 (B.A. in Philosophy, International Relations and Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice).  Too few or too many? Intro – Giulia Delogu Population decline in Japan - Riccardo Anselmi Population imbalance in China - Morgane Bonato (Over?)population in Santa Cruz del Islote - Armando Castiello Demography and the Arab Springs - Cecilia Ghibaudo The loss of human capital in Cambodia - Matilde Montanari Population decline in Singapore - Mario Mastrocola

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Too few or too many? is the podcast series that explores demographic trends and the fears of depopulation and overpopulation. Each episode will accompany you in travel to understand contemporary debates on population worldwide, from Japan to the Caribbean, China, North Africa, Cambodia, Japan and many more.The series is produced by Giulia Delogu with the students of Population History a.y. 2024/2025 (B.A. in Philosophy, International Relations and Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice). Too few or too many? Intro – Giulia DeloguPopulation decline in Japan - Riccardo AnselmiPopulation imbalance in China - Morgane Bonato(Over?)population in Santa Cruz del Islote - Armando CastielloDemography and the Arab Springs - Cecilia GhibaudoThe loss of human capital in Cambodia - Matilde MontanariPopulation decline in Singapore - Mario Mastrocola

Too few or too many?&nbsp;is the podcast series that explores demographic trends and the fears of depopulation and overpopulation. Each episode will accompany you in travel to understand contemporary debates on population worldwide, from Japan to the Caribbean, China, North Africa, Cambodia, Japan and many more.The series is produced by Giulia Delogu with the students of&nbsp;Population History&nbsp;a.y. 2024/2025 (B.A. in Philosophy, International Relations and Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice).&nbsp; Too few or too many? Intro – Giulia Delogu Population decline in Japan - Riccardo Anselmi Population imbalance in China - Morgane Bonato (Over?)population in Santa Cruz del Islote - Armando Castiello Demography and the Arab Springs - Cecilia Ghibaudo The loss of human capital in Cambodia - Matilde Montanari Population decline in Singapore - Mario Mastrocola

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