Add to ORKGThomas Burch addresses an issue that is key for the vitality of our discipline: our ability to deal with (complex) dynamic systems. A population is a dynamic system and most will agree that it is complex if we consider population composition in some detail, the drivers of change, the many feedback mechanisms, and the consequences of demo
The article examines the historical and modern ideas of well-known thinkers about interconnection of...
[Extract] O’Sullivan (1) both misunderstands and misrepresents our analysis (2). We tested, and foun...
Natalia Komarova brings up a very important issue in modeling dynamical phenomena—what mathematical ...
The structure of this commentary is as follows. First I discuss differential equations and show that...
Turchin’s article achieves significant progress in the modeling of demographic cycles as a basic fea...
This project’s goal is to give a better understanding in how we use differential equations in popula...
Late in a career of more than sixty years, Thomas Burch, an internationally known social demographer...
Population dynamics result from the interplay of density-independent and density-dependent processes...
In this short paper we comment on recent efforts at formally modelling the interplay between demogra...
Abstract. Much of sociology and practically all of demography deal with transitions of people from o...
Rapid changes over the last twenty years have impacted every branch of demographic analysis, from bi...
In demography much scientific effort is invested to study the continuous. We have a whole range of s...
∗ I thank Stewart Tolnay, Bussarawan Teerawichitchainan, and Susan Wierzbicki for their thoughtful c...
The quick answer to the title question is: by bookkeeping; introduce as p(opulation)-state a measure...
We in the Population Program of IIASA are frequently asked what systems analysis signifies in relati...
The article examines the historical and modern ideas of well-known thinkers about interconnection of...
[Extract] O’Sullivan (1) both misunderstands and misrepresents our analysis (2). We tested, and foun...
Natalia Komarova brings up a very important issue in modeling dynamical phenomena—what mathematical ...
The structure of this commentary is as follows. First I discuss differential equations and show that...
Turchin’s article achieves significant progress in the modeling of demographic cycles as a basic fea...
This project’s goal is to give a better understanding in how we use differential equations in popula...
Late in a career of more than sixty years, Thomas Burch, an internationally known social demographer...
Population dynamics result from the interplay of density-independent and density-dependent processes...
In this short paper we comment on recent efforts at formally modelling the interplay between demogra...
Abstract. Much of sociology and practically all of demography deal with transitions of people from o...
Rapid changes over the last twenty years have impacted every branch of demographic analysis, from bi...
In demography much scientific effort is invested to study the continuous. We have a whole range of s...
∗ I thank Stewart Tolnay, Bussarawan Teerawichitchainan, and Susan Wierzbicki for their thoughtful c...
The quick answer to the title question is: by bookkeeping; introduce as p(opulation)-state a measure...
We in the Population Program of IIASA are frequently asked what systems analysis signifies in relati...
The article examines the historical and modern ideas of well-known thinkers about interconnection of...
[Extract] O’Sullivan (1) both misunderstands and misrepresents our analysis (2). We tested, and foun...
Natalia Komarova brings up a very important issue in modeling dynamical phenomena—what mathematical ...