
Population issues from a multidisciplinary perspective | #NZPopCon organiser | NZ Population Review publisher
Hamilton, New Zealand
Joined November 2018
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2023 NZ Population Conference Early Bird Registration now open population.org.nz/nzpopcon-e…
NZ Population Review population.org.nz/nzpr-doubl…
NZPopCon23 Call for Abstracts population.org.nz/nzpopcon-2…
For the summer reading-pile: New Zealand Population Review Vol 48, featuring two great papers on housing & homelessness including one by Jacoby Prize-winner Renee Shum, the demography of conservation volunteers, and NZ's miserly partner parental leave
population.org.nz/nzpr-vol48…
An important read - former NZ Govt statistician and PANZ life member Len Cook savages the Data and Statistics Bill here:
population.org.nz/len-cook-d…
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"The Bill risks weakening public trust ...by ignoring the separation of roles of agencies involved in service delivery, enforcement or statistics." Agencies could "obtain confidential personal information beyond that needed for... their statutory roles." 7/
Although #NZPopCon is postponed until April 2022 for pandemic-y reasons, we have asked two of our originally scheduled pandemic-y keynotes to deliver their presentations for this special public webinar tomorrow.
Relevant to your interests (and we'll put the recording online if you're out of time zone) @Stats_NZ @Demography_ANU @bspsUK @EAPS_pop @IUSSP @OzPopulation @royalsocietynz @SUDA_Sthlm @CaDDANZ @MaxRashbrooke
It's a back to the future theme: Girol Karacaoglu (VUW, former Treasury) asks if we can turn the Covid crisis into a pivot towards intergenerational equality, and Geoffrey Rice, author of Black November walks us through the human & policy impact of the 1918 influenza pandemic.
As you might expect, 2021 #NZPopCon: 'Population Beyond the Pandemic' originally scheduled for 8-9 September at @AucklandUni has been postponed until we are 'beyond' rather than 'inside' this current bump in the pandemic ride. New date coming soon... population.org.nz/nzpopcon-p…