Focus and Scope
PopX advances research on population dynamics and their implications for social development, focusing on critical demographic issues—aging, fertility, and migration—examined through comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives. The journal examines the effects of demographic transitions on societies and economies, the policy responses needed to address aging, declining fertility, and migration pressures, and the intersection of population dynamics with inequality and development.
The scope of the journal encompasses a broad range of topics at the intersection of population and development, including:
- Population aging and intergenerational relations
- Fertility decline and reproductive behavior
- International and internal migration
- Urbanization and demographic transitions
- Population policy and governance
- Demographic dividend and economic development
- Gender and population dynamics
- Health, mortality, and morbidity patterns
- Population and environmental change
- Comparative demography and development
PopX welcomes original research, review articles, case studies, perspectives, and opinions that contribute to theoretical and empirical understanding of population dynamics. The journal encourages interdisciplinary approaches that bridge demography, sociology, economics, public health, and public policy, with particular interest in comparative and cross-national studies.
