monograph · The End of Childhood? Beneath the shadow of the demographic apocalypse Teresa Giménez Barbat Teresa Giménez Barbat has been an MEP, and is a columnist in various media and author of several books including “A thousand days in Brussels” and “Against feminism. Everything you hate about gender ideology and do not dare to say”. […]
monograph · The End of Childhood? The end of childhood? Eduardo Zugasti e.zugasti.euromind@gmail.com The European Union is the largest single market on the planet, with 440 million potential consumers, the biggest provider of goods and services, and it still has the second most widely used currency globally, only behind the U.S. dollar. Europe is also the […]
monograph · The End of Childhood? Quo vadis, infertile and multicultural Europe? Alejandro Macarron Larumbe Telecommunications engineer, business strategy consultant and demographic analyst. He is the author of the books “El suicidio demográfico de España” and “Suicidio demográfico en Occidente y medio mundo”, among others. He was founder and director of the Demographic Renaissance Foundation. Augusto […]
monograph · The end of Childhood? Demographics (not) is Destiny Manuel Arias Maldonado Professor of Political Science at the University of Málaga. He has been a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Berkeley and is the author, among others, of La democracia sentimental (Página Indómita, 2016), Antropoceno (Taurus, 2018) and Abecedario democrático (Turner, 2021). He is […]
monograph · The End of Childhood? GREY WINTER Pablo Losada Civil Engineer. Occasional and vocational teacher. Numbers are my friends. – How did the results of the month go? – We have met our budgeted targets, my General. 347 units completed vs. 340 planned. 8 could not be completed due to quality problems, the same number […]
monograph · The End of Childhood? The earliest recorded fertility transition: lessons for future progress Guillaume Blanc Assistant Professor of Economics at The University of Manchester and the co-founder and deputy director of The Arthur Lewis Lab for Comparative Development. His research explores the role of cultural factors in the transition from stagnation to growth and […]
monograph · The End of Childhood? ‘Baby fever’ and other cues to family formation Anna Rotkirch Research Professor and Research Director at the Population Research Institute of Väestöliitto, the Family Federation of Finland. She has published extensively on family relations and fertility and served as Demographic Rapporteur to the Finnish Government.” Fifteen years ago, my research team […]
monográfico · La navaja escéptica On War and War Propaganda Jean Bricmont All wars need preparatory war propaganda and usually are justified by lies and gross exaggeration. Sometimes major wars can be averted, sometimes not. The Cuban missile crisis is an example of the first category, the Tonkin Gulf incident an example of the […]
Gender and Genital Cutting: A New Paradigm Abstract Moral and legal opposition to the non-therapeutic cutting of children’s genitals has traditionally focused on female children. In recent years, however, a growing movement of scholars, activists, and individuals affected by childhood genital cutting have argued that all children, regardless of sex or […]
The Gendered Perspective of Domestic (Intimate Partner) Violence: A Review of the Evidence The gender perspective of domestic violence between intimate partners (subsequently termed ‘domestic violence’ in this article) largely views domestic violence as a problem of men’s violence towards women. This approach is apparent within the EU as evidenced by surveys […]