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What happens when a European demographic research project asks a Berlin podcaster from the United States to explore their findings? Find out in episode one of "Certain Futures".
Host Daniel Stern begins his journey into demography and takes a peek at what aging might mean for himself, and for Europe. In conversation with research experts we find out the origins of demography and look at how the science has evolved. We also see how confronting aging isn't just policy and percentages - it is also very personal.
Listen to "Certain Futures" on podigee: https://certain-futures.podigee.io/1-ep1-9months
Topics: Life expectancy, the history of demographic research, ageing, pensions, economic modelling
This limited-series podcast is produced by Radio Spaetkauf in collaboration with the FutuRes Project. The FutuRes Project brings demographers and economists together with policymakers to advance what we know and how we plan for Europe’s ageing society.
Thank you to the guests in this episode:
● Professor Jakub Bijak: University of Southampton
● Professor Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz: TU Wien
● Dr. Miguel Sánchez-Romero: TU Wien
Porduced by Radio Spaetkauf in cooperation with the FutuRes project (funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement #101094741).
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https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-83039-7
Certain Futures Episode 1
Copyright: Andy El Kanani, www.andyelkanani.com
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Certain Futures Episode 1
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