SOC 2293 credits
SOC 229: Population Problems
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- This course introduces concepts from demography and population research. Students will learn demographic theories and methods and topics such as the demographic transition of populations; population processes such as fertility, mortality, and migration; the impact of population change on social institutions; and the regional, national, and global effects of population growth.
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- Greg Sharp
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