Demography at the Edge. Remote Human Populations in Developed Nations

ers. Part II The Dynamics of Populations at the Edge: Bubbles and craters: analysing ageing patterns of remote area populations, Catherine Martel, Dean Carson, Emma Lundholm and Dieter Müller; Transnational links at the edge, Marit Aure, Anne Britt Flemmen and Kate Golebiowska; Indigenous demography: convergence, divergence, or something else?, Andrew Taylor; The 'problem' of indigenous migration in the globalised state, Andrew Taylor, Gary Johns, Gregory Williams and Malinda Steenkamp; Labour migration: 'what goes around comes around', Prescott C. Ensign, Audrey Giles and Maureen G. Reed; Fly-in/fly-out resource developments: implications for community and regional development, Sean Markey, Keith Storey and Karen Heisler; Why the other half leave: gender aspects of Northern sparsely populated areas, Rasmus Ole Rasmussen; Education, remoteness and population dynamics, Bilal Barakat, Dean Carson, Andrew Taylor, Ranu Basu and Lei Wang; Tourist populations and local capital, Doris Schmallegger, Sharon Harwood, Lee Cerveny and Dieter Müller; The challenge of housing in remote areas, Nick McTurk and Carlos Teixeira; Weather hazards, place and resilience in remote Norths, Sharon Harwood, Dean Carson, Elizabeth Marino and Nick McTurk; Population policies at the edge: the demographic ambitions of frontiers, Dean Carson; Index.

About the Editor: Associate Professor Dean Carson is the Head of Population Studies at The Northern Institute, Charles Darwin University in Australia's Northern Territory; Associate Professor Rasmus Ole Rasmussen is attached to the Department of Geography and International Studies at the University of Roskilde in Denmark and works as a Senior Research Fellow with the Nordic Centre for Spatial Development (NORDREGIO) in Sweden; Dr Prescott Ensign is an assistant professor with the Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa in Canada; Lee Huskey is the Professor of Economics at the University of Alaska Anchorage and Andrew Taylor is a Population Researcher with The Northern Institute at Charles Darwin University, Australia.