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 The US is in a crisis of love
Arthur C. Brooks | The Washington Post Evidence suggests that fewer Americans are taking risks for love. In an increasingly romance-less culture, we need more life entrepreneurs who are willing to put their hearts on the line.
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 China’s demographic outlook to 2040 and its implications: An overview Nicholas Eberstadt | American Enterprise Institute For any serious attempt to assess China’s future outlook, an examination of the country’s population prospects is not only advisable but also absolutely indispensable. Nicholas Eberstadt on China’s demographic outlook
Spencer Moore, Matt Winesett, and Nicholas Eberstadt | "Banter"  China’s birth rate falls to lowest in 70 years BY ASIA TIMES STAFF Number of babies born falls by 2 million, despite relaxed population controls New policies ‘can address demographic imbalance’ BY ASIA TIMES STAFF China must implement both supply side and demand side measures, says official China’s demographic outlook to 2040 and its implications: An overview
Nicholas Eberstadt Read Online Printable Copy KEY POINTS
Read this publication online. View a printable copy. ALSO OF INTEREST A statistical glimpse at Russia’s multiple demographic and human resource problems Nicholas Eberstadt | South Central Review | April 17, 2018 China is going to spend decades paying for its one-child policy blunder Cecilia Joy- Pérez | China US Focus | October 4, 2018 China finally wants more kids. But there are problems Mark Wang and Cecilia Joy-Perez | AEIdeas | September 24, 2018  GAO Report Identifies Emerging Security Threats
From AUSA: ““DoD officials said that, with current demographic trends, Western liberal democratic institutions will be tested in new ways as the nature of warfare changes.””   Declining fertility in America
Lyman Stone | American Enterprise Institute Birth rates in America are declining, which will likely have far-reaching negative economic consequences. Policymakers must confront the reality that all our long-term obligations will have to be financed with fewer people (or more immigrants) than most actuarial projections assume.   Work, skills, and community: Restoring opportunity for the working class
Robert Doar, Ryan Streeter, and W. Bradford Wilcox | American Enterprise Institute, Opportunity America, and Brookings Institution In a new bipartisan report, AEI scholars offer budget-neutral recommendations to restore opportunities for working-class communities amid changing demographics and rising polarization.  
  Saudi Arabia's Crisis Is Economic And Demographic
mentioning Samuel Tadros, Hoover Institution via AEI There is an assumption in Washington that Saudi Arabia is in a state of crisis. The US-Saudi bilateral relationship is shaken, but the outrage over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi has also seeped into Saudi domestic politics, not in an upheaval in the leadership or direct threat to the crown prince, but in an increasing awareness on the part of the king that citizens need reassurance. THE SEXUAL STATE: A LOOK AT COERCION AND IDENTITY POLITICS & HOW UNIVERSITIES CORRUPT THE YOUNG11/3/2018  “With the Help of the State
”Rev. James V. Schall, S.J. “It’s time to face up to the harms the Sexual Revolution has caused. Whether you’re male or female, straight or gay, young or old, religious or irreligious: what kind of a world do you want to help create? A world in which every child has a legally recognized right to a relationship with both parents? […] 
Homeschooling, Into the Breach
The number of American parents choosing to opt out of traditional education continues to grow.  JOEL KOTKIN, ALI MODARRES
Middle East Cities Should Look Forward—and Back To compete in the global economy, the region’s urban centers need to return to their commercial roots and reclaim a bygone culture of tolerance. THE CHAMPIONS OF ROE KNOW A BRITTLE VICTORY & MASS MIGRATION OUT OF CITIES TO SUBURBAN LIFE10/7/2018  Hoover Series Examines International Effects Of Demographic Shifts
featuring Hoover Institution, George P. Shultz, Michael McFaul, Stephen Kotkin, David Holloway via The Stanford Daily “Governance in an Emerging New World,” an initiative by the Hoover Institution, launched on Wednesday with the aim of promoting discussion and thinking on the governance challenges posed by rapid demographic, technological and societal change around the globe. The first panel in the series, moderated by Deputy Director-General of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) Kori Schake, considered these issues with regard to Russia. |
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