A shrinking global population may hurt us in ways that we typically pay little attention to. By...
Population
Medieval demography relies on various lines of evidence – administrative records, wills, archaeological field data, economic data,...
Fewer people are good for the climate, but the economic consequences are severe. Introduction Birthrates are falling...
Go back to 17th- and 18th-century England and France and you’ll see the same sort of handwringing...
Ten years from now, the U.S. population will have almost 350 million people. Introduction The U.S. has...
Scholars have reviewed the available skulls and skeletal evidence on the ancient Egyptians to draw some conclusions....
Examining the census statistics left by official records. It has been customary for historians to accept, though...
One of the earliest documented censuses was taken in 500-499 B.C.E. by the Persian Empire’s military for...