Session 1902
Are There Too Many People on Earth? The Socio-Environmental Consequences of Population Decline
Chair:
Peter Matanle,
University of Sheffield
1.
The Anthropocene Crisis: Does Resolution Lie in Depopulation? •
Anass Barrahmoune, University of Sheffield;
Peter Matanle, University of Sheffield.
2.
Decline and Prosper: Ageing Has Not Led to Workforce Contraction but Higher Participation and Greater Equity •
Jane O'Sullivan, School of Agriculture and Food Sustainability, University Of Queensland.
3.
The Weight of Population: Myth-Making and Distributed Reproduction. Views from Settler Australia. •
Yardena Tankel, The University of Melbourne.
4.
Human Depopulation Does Not Yield Automatic Biodiversity Gains in Semi-Natural Ecosystems •
Kei Uchida, Tokyo City University;
Peter Matanle, University of Sheffield;
Yang Li, University of Sheffield;
Taku Fujita, The Nature Conservation Society of Japan;
Masayoshi Hiraiwa , Kindai University.
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