Program

Global Political Demography

Helping policymakers anticipate and assess near-term and long-term changes in political behavior, economic development, and social progress in specific states and regions

This is an archived program. It is no longer active.

About the Program

Projects

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Recent Publications

Commentary

How Much Democracy for Mali?

Commentary

Minority Youth Bulges and the Future of Intrastate Conflict

Commentary

Youth Bulges and Societal Conflicts: Have Peace Support Operations Made a Difference?

Commentary

Holding on to the One Child Policy: China’s Great Demographic Trade-Off

Commentary

Whither the Demographic Arc of Instability?

Commentary

Afghanistan’s Sky-high Birthrate Seems to be Declining — and That’s a Very Good Thing

Report

Declaratory Diplomacy: Rhetorical Initiative and Confidence Building

Experts

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Events

Past Event

Does a Demographic Transition Promote a Democratic Transition?

On January 25, 2007, the Southwest Asia/Gulf program hosted demographer Richard Cincotta of the National Intelligence Council’s Long-Range Analysis Unit to discuss the correlation between demographics, focusing on the “youth bulge” hypothesis, and…

  • January 25, 2007
  • Time TBD
  • Location TBD
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