There is a call for papers at the Oxford Symposium on Population, Migration and Environment is being held on the 21st and 22nd March, 2016. The last date for submission of the papers is 22nd February 2016.
Suggested topics within selected disciplines may include, but are not limited to, the following.
Economics
Malthusian Economics
Overpopulation and Poverty
Human Migration and Labor Supply
Value of Human Capital
Public Policy Economics
Economic Theory
Political Economics
Economic Demography
Economics of Aging and Youth
Extractive Economies and Overpopulation
Pollution Coefficient
Education
Education as Positive Check on Population
Childbearing and Education
Education of Women
Ignorance and Population
Education and Migration
Human Capital and Environment
Measuring Human Capital
Family Planning Worldwide
Environmental Ethics
Environmental Studies
Climate Change and Sustainability
Environmental History
Population and Climate Change
Environmental Protection Politics
Environmental Pollution
Fossil Fuels and Sustainability
Energy and Natural Resources
Environmental Impact Analyses
Food and Agriculture
Malthus’ Postulate on Food and Sex
Food, Poverty, and Human Migration
Fertility and Food
Environmental Laws and Food Production
Agricultural Laws and Policy
Sufficiency of Nourishment
Law
Population and Law
Abstinence and Contraception
Nations and Human Migration
Law and Women’s Rights
Environmental and Natural Resources Law
Human Rights of Migrants
Oil and Gas Law
Health Care of Migrants
Labor Law
Political Science
Population and Politics
War and Human Migration
Climate Change and Population
Politics of Human Migration
Population and National Security
Environmental Politics
Poverty and Overpopulation
Climate Change and Population
Religion
Religion and the Environment
Climate Change and Religion
Women’s Education and Population
Religious Tenets and Overpopulation
Religion, Health, and Population
Women’s Rights and Birth Control
Christian and Muslim Beliefs
Sociology and Demography
Demographic Trends
Fertility Rates
Birthrate and Women’s Ages
Birthrates and Poverty
Gender Equality and Birthrates
Aging Populations
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