Faced with the utter failure of their doom-laden projections for Russia’s population future to describe reality – it’s population is now not only growing in absolute terms, but even barring migration its number of births now virtually equals the number of deaths – the more guttural elements of the interwebs are now resorting to another […]
From Russia To Russabia? Not Anytime Soon
This Featured Post about Demographics,
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was written by Anatoly Karlin for Da Russophile on July 8, 2013 .7 Comments
Interview with Craig Willy (Letters from Europe)
This Interview about Politics,
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was written by Anatoly Karlin for AK's Blog on May 16, 2011 .4 Comments
After a year long hiatus from interviewing Russia watchers, I decided it was time to get back in the game. As it happens, my attention first fell on a Europe blogger – and not just any incisive, counter-intuitive scribbler whose intellect and analytical acumen is matched only by the number of themes he is prepared to expound […]
Top 5 Demography Myths
This Post about Demographics,
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was written by Anatoly Karlin for AK's Blog on June 20, 2010 .45 Comments
In this post, I intend to disprove or at least question five commonly encountered myths about world demography (as I already did for Russia). 1. The Third World is experiencing a fertility-driven population explosion. Whereas this was true a generation ago, today most countries outside sub-Saharan Africa are in the later throes of demographic transition […]
