Essays on Population

The Toda people assign a small pastoral community that live on the remote Nilgiri plateau of Southern India. Preceding to the late 18th century, the Toda close by with other communities, including the Badaga, Kota, and Kurumba, in a loose caste-like community organization. The Toda…

Osteolaemus tetraspis experiences rapid population declines throughout its range due to anthropogenic related disturbances. Conservation of this species is complicated by high paucity of data especially on its nesting ecology. The current study investigated the temperature dynamics of O. tetraspis natural nest incubation and a…

As the majority generation, with 83.1 million people in the United States classified as millennials, this generation makes up over a third of the country’s population.1 Ages ranging from 18 to 41, 53% of millennial households already have children, 1 in 4 are parents.2 In…

Abstract The late 1940s/ 1950s saw an intense increase in suburban populations. Political policies enabled soldiers to get an education under the GI bill and housing through low interest insured mortgages. However, these FHA issuing policies were racist as they would not insure areas with…

Intro Non traditional Regional Security Architecture for South Asia funded by John D and Catherine T. Mc Arthur examines opportunities for cooperation on shared non traditional security concerns as potential building blocks toward developing a viable regional security architecture for South Asia. In this projects’s…

A state is a nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government. Alternatively, it’s an organized political community living under a single system of government and may or may not be sovereign. A nation is a large body of people united…

In 2015, 16 million people from India were living outside of their country, compared to 12 million from Mexico. Other countries with large diasporas included the Russian Federation, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Ukraine. Of the twenty countries with the largest number of international migrants living…

Fecundity is regarded as one of the cornerstones of population biology and has been a subject of investigation for decades. In oviparous animals such as crocodiles, clutch size is generally accepted as a measure of fecundity. In this study, the fecundity of the West African…

Vulnerable Populations within the U.S. Healthcare system Introduction This paper is a summary of a wide array of facilities within the ACA (Advanced Care Act) that is an attempt to put forward a model and groundwork for re-fabricating the healthcare delivery system to vulnerable populations….

In recent years, the impact of mainstream media and the press has grown significantly, especially with the onset of technological innovations. Now, more than ever, the media has a stronghold on the belief systems, and to large part, the opinions of the general public. However,…