Historical and Contemporary Demographic and Population Issues in Africa and South Asia

Name: Historical and Contemporary Demographic and Population Issues in Africa and South Asia
Brand: IntechOpen
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By Kambidima Wotela

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In an era where understanding demographic dynamics is crucial for shaping effective public policy and improving societal well-being, this edited volume explores contemporary demographic challenges across Africa and South Asia. Covering critical issues such as fertility variations, nosocomial infections, cancer incidence, mortality analysis, conflict dynamics, and the politicization of demographic narratives, the book offers perspectives that clarify the intricate interplay between demographics and societal trends. Readers will discover how ethnic governance influences fertility outcomes, the urgent need for effective and sustainable healthcare strategies in urban environments, and the demographic factors fueling conflict and instability. Additionally, the volume emphasizes the importance of addressing health disparities and the role of public awareness in cancer prevention. By equipping researchers, policymakers, and practitioners with a comprehensive understanding of these pressing issues, this book serves as an essential resource for those aiming to navigate the complexities of demographic research and its implications for diverse populations. Through its interdisciplinary approach and rich analysis, this volume not only highlights the challenges faced by specific regions but also proposes informed interventions that can lead to tangible improvements in quality of life.

Product details

Number of Pages:: 134
Release Date:: 2025-07-09
Publication Date:: 2025-07-09
Publisher:: IntechOpen
Languages:: Original: English
ISBN10:: 0850148804
ISBN13:: 9780850148800
GPSR Manufacturer Reference:: [email protected]
Weight:: 492 g
Height:: 183 cm
Width:: 260 cm
Thickness:: 14 cm

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