Although we used the Theil index—a slightly different inequality measure than the Gini index—observe the difference in inequality levels between consumption and wealth. If you consider income, inequality levels should fall somewhere in between and more close to wealth than

Below is my review of Dean Spears and Michael Geruso's "After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People Michael Geruso theindiaforum.in/book-reviews/w…

Boosting birth rates requires true gender equality, esp in patriarchal Asian societies. Existing inequalities spark feminist resistance to pro-natalist policies, which are seen as exploiting women without fixing systemic problems. Srinivas Goli writes theindiaforum.in/book-reviews/w…

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Listen up the podcast about India’s World Bank “Equality” Rank geographyandyou.com/gnylive/the-in… youtube.com/watch?reload=9… Geography and You

Excited to share that I’ll be joining Texas State University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology this fall! Texas State University Grateful for all I’ve learned and experienced at ECU 💜💛

España se queda sin bebés... sobre todo en el norte: Cantabria lidera el desplome de la natalidad en la UE con un 49% desde 2008 elmundo.es/economia/2025/…

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Crop diversification is a promising approach for reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with agriculture. Our research in Chhattisgarh, India, shows that reducing the land used for rice production by 25% can lower methane emissions from 340 to 255 gigagrams by 2030.

After observing the first three days of IPC 2025, I reflected on how much India lags in data systems, particularly in emerging issues like family demographic dynamics. Four years ago, we highlighted some of these concerns in this paper journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/21…

From #ipc2025 Brisbane to #ipc2029 Barcelona 👏

Glad to moderate CII Centre for Women Leadership’s Gender Policy Symposium panel—‘Heat, Hunger & Health’—with Smriti Z Irani, Soumya Swaminathan, Jyoti Parikh & Dr. Harshal Salve. We launched a report on how rising heat impacts women’s health, labour & nutrition. Heat stress causes 80B+ lost labour hours

'Dying Lineage' offers a valuable feminist perspective on the epics, showing their ability to absorb diverse beliefs and practices, disciplining them into Brahminism & facilitating the shift to a monarchical, stratified society. A review theindiaforum.in/book-reviews/o… The India Forum

South Korea's Total Fertility Rate ticked upward to 0.75 in 2024, driven by increases in births to women in their 30s. Births to women in their 20s continued to decline. kostat.go.kr/synap/skin/doc…

In historical England, there were different rates of fertility and celibacy across social groups and "the lower, middle and upper classes operated by means of distinctly different demographic regimes." link.springer.com/article/10.100…