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#10 | Living in an Era of Declining Population

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From a perspective presuming fewer children being born, we will discuss the principles we need to have if we want to survive in a society where the population is declining.

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#10 Living in an Era of Declining Population

#1 Demographic Thinking and Population Issues

#2 Community and Adaptation as a View in Terms of Gene

#3 The Number of Children and Those not Attending School

#4 Demographics of Animal Societies

#5 Where Have the Japanese Dwelled?

#6 Community Building in an Age of Reverse Urbanization

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#8 Where Would the Food for 800 Million People Disappear?

#9 Century of Population Stagnation and Thereafter

#10 Living in an Era of Declining Population

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UTokyo Open Lectures: Population
#10 Living in an Era of Declining Population

UTokyo Open Lectures: Population

Content List

#1 Demographic Thinking and Population Issues

#2 Community and Adaptation as a View in Terms of Gene

#3 The Number of Children and Those not Attending School

#4 Demographics of Animal Societies

#5 Where Have the Japanese Dwelled?

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#10 Living in an Era of Declining Population

#1 Demographic Thinking and Population Issues

#2 Community and Adaptation as a View in Terms of Gene

#3 The Number of Children and Those not Attending School

#4 Demographics of Animal Societies

#5 Where Have the Japanese Dwelled?

#6 Community Building in an Age of Reverse Urbanization

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