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SUMMARY:Eighteenth Annual De Jong Lecture in Social Demography
DESCRIPTION:\n&ldquo\;Reflections on Necessary\, Next Generation Populat
ion and Environment Research Agendas&ldquo\; by Sara Curran\, director
of the Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology at the University of
Washington\n\nDemographers\, demography\, and demographic methodologies
can be crucial partners in the next wave of vital research on the human
and ecological dynamics associated with the pressures of climate change
. Demography is one of the few social sciences with well-elaborated conc
eptual and methodological tools for incorporating social systems approac
hes into environmental systems research which can then inform environmen
t and climate policy and programs. Drawing on her expertise\, Sara will
discuss current and future research to catalyze next generation\, scient
ific innovations.\n\nThe lecture is free and open to everyone\, and it w
ill be livestreamed for those who cannot attend in person. A recording w
ill be available for viewing starting Monday\, October 9. Registration i
s required to attend in person and/or to receive the recording link.\n\n
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/de-jong-lecture_100423
/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Refle
ctions on Necessary, Next Generation Population and Environment Research
Agendas“ by Sara Curran, director of the Center for Studi
es in Demography and Ecology at the University of Washington
D
emographers, demography, and demographic methodologies can be crucial pa
rtners in the next wave of vital research on the human and ecological dy
namics associated with the pressures of climate change. Demography is on
e of the few social sciences with well-elaborated conceptual and methodo
logical tools for incorporating social systems approaches into environme
ntal systems research which can then inform environment and climate poli
cy and programs. Drawing on her expertise, Sara will discuss current and
future research to catalyze next generation, scientific innovations.
The lecture is free and open to everyone, and it will be li
vestreamed for those who cannot attend in person. A recording will b
e available for viewing starting Monday, October 9. Registration is required to attend in person an
d/or to receive the recording link.
For more details: https://events.la.
psu.edu/event/de-jong-lecture_100423/
URL:https://pop.psu.edu/events/18th-annual-de-jong-lecture-social-demography
LOCATION:233B HUB-Robeson Center
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