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Understanding Global Demography Basics

Global demography is the scientific study of population, utilizing data from sources such as censuses, vital statistics, and sample surveys. Key elements include birth rate, total fertility rate, death rate, life expectancy, and growth rate, which help analyze demographic transitions from high birth and death rates to low rates. Migration is categorized into internal and international types, with integration, citizenship, and transnationalism being important concepts in understanding migrant interactions with host countries.

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Understanding Global Demography Basics

Global demography is the scientific study of population, utilizing data from sources such as censuses, vital statistics, and sample surveys. Key elements include birth rate, total fertility rate, death rate, life expectancy, and growth rate, which help analyze demographic transitions from high birth and death rates to low rates. Migration is categorized into internal and international types, with integration, citizenship, and transnationalism being important concepts in understanding migrant interactions with host countries.

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MODULE 10

GLOBAL
DEMOGRAPHY
WHAT IS GLOBAL DEMOGRAPHY?

• It is the scientific study of population.


SOURCES OF DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
• [Link]- is a population count where the demographic,
economic and social data of every individual of a given time
are collected, tabulated, complied and published.

• [Link] Statistic System- prefers to events that deal with an


individual’s life from birth to death and those between, such
as marriages, annulment, adoption, separation, divorce, and
other events and changes in his/her status.

• [Link] Survey- conducted by private and public institutions


to obtain data and information on matters not covered by the
census or vital statistic system.
ELEMENTS OF DEMOGRAPHY

• 1. Birth Rate- the yearly count of live births per 1000 population: gives
data on a society’s reproductive patterns.

• 2. Total Fertility Rate- the average count of children conceived: can


project a society’s future population growth.

• [Link] Rate- the yearly count of deaths per 1000 population; gives
data on a society’s mortality patters.
• [Link] Expectancy- the average number of years a person is
expected to live.

• [Link] Rate- the differences between births and deaths


plus the differences between immigrants and emigrants per
1000 population.
GLOBAL DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION

STAGES OF DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITIONS

• [Link]-transition stage- the first stage of demographic


transition which occurred in the 18th century. It is
characterized by high birth and death rates with
minimal population growth.
• P-200
• D- 100
• B-105
• CP- 205
• 2. Transition stage- it was the stage of declining death rate and the era
of industrial revolution and population explosion.
• P-200
• D- 20
• B-100
• CP- 280
3. Post-transition stage- it was characterized by low birth and death rates
with minimal population growth.
• P-200
• D- 20
• B-25
• CP- 205
LESSON 2:
GLOBAL MIGRATION
TWO TYPES OF MIGRATION

• 1. Internal migration- refers to the people moving


from one area to another within one country.

• 2. International migration- where people cross


borders of one country to another.
INTEGRATION- is the final issues as to how migrants interact with
their new home countries.

CITIZENSHIP- is the part of a person recognized under the custom


or law of a sovereign state as a member of or belonging to the
state.

TRANSNATIONALISM- is a part of the capitalist globalization for its


concept refers to multiple links and interactions between and
among people and institutions across the boarders of nation-state.

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