Vol. 45 No. 1-2 (2018): Special issue on Implications of global peak population for Canada’s future

Publié-e: 2018-05-03

Numéro complet

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Front Matter

• Frontmatter

  i-iv

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In memoriam

• Dr. Anatole Romaniuk

  Frank Trovato, M.V. George, Rod Beaujot

  v-x

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Editorial

• Editor's preface to the Special Issue

  Frank Trovato

  xi-xii

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Introduction to the Special Issue

• Implications of World Peak Population for Canada

  Alain Bélanger, Barry Edmonston

  1-10

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Articles

• Emerging issues in the life cycle perspective in the context of population peaking

  Alain Bélanger

  11-18

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• Nurturing the next Canadian generation: The case for labour market research

  Kevin McQuillan

  19-23

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• The well-being of families in Canada’s future

  Benoît Laplante

  24-32

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• Global migration and cities of the future

  Barry Edmonston, Sharon Lee

  33-42

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• Energy, resource consumption, and climate change

  Don Kerr

  43-54

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• Implications of global peak population for Canada’s future: Northern, rural, and remote communities

  Martin Cooke

  55-61

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Review Forum

• Bigger, bolder, better: Historical images and Canadian population history

  Gordon Darroch

  62-66

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• Maximum Canada: What do Canadians wish to maximize?

  Roderic Beaujot, Lise Patterson

  67-78

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• Does size really matter?

  Guillaume Marois

  79-83

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• Minimum ecology in Maximum Canada: A review from an ecological economics perspective

  Eric Miller

  84-88

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• The end (of growth) is nigh

  William Ernest Rees

  89-92

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Book Reviews

• Information Geometry and Population Genetics: The Mathematical Structure of the Wright - Fisher Model

  Ranjita Pandey

  93-94

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• Biological Timekeeping: Clocks, Rhythms and Behaviour

  Arzu Sardarli

  95-96

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• Population and Society: An Introduction to Demography

  Sulaiman Bah

  97-99

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• Marriage Vows and Racial Choices

  Gillian Stevens

  100

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• Gender and Migration

  Kathya Aathavan

  101-103

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• Population Change in the United Kingdom

  Barry Edmonston

  104-106

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• Spatial Mobility, Migration, and Living Arrangements

  Barry Edmonston

  107-109

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• Global Shift: Mapping the Changing Contours of the World Economy

  Susan McDaniel

  110-112

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