Political Demography

Political demography is the study of how population dynamics, such as growth, migration, and age distribution, influence political outcomes and governance. It examines how changing demographics can affect electoral behavior, national policies, and power dynamics within and between nations. For example, shifts in population size or composition can impact representation, social tensions, and resource allocation. By understanding these connections, political demographers analyze how demographic trends shape political landscapes and help anticipate future challenges and opportunities in societies.