The material consisted of close to 100 hours of observations which included interviews, four hours of tape-recorded reflections, demographic data and analytic memos.
Sensitive to demographic variables and their reflection of personal and social truths, Courbage and Todd upend a dangerous meme: that we live in a fractured world close to crisis, struggling with an epidemic of closed cultures and minds made different by religion.
Though the affected span all ages, it's Boomers (and early-wave Xers) who are pushing up overdose rates the most a divergence from typical demographic patterns and a reflection of a risk-taking ethos that has followed these generations into maturity.
At Oklahoma Panhandle State University (OPSU), the recent boost in Latino student enrollment is a reflection of demographic changes in the Panhandle region.
The use of technology in the explosion of subscription businesses is only a reflection of demographics of the customer base it's attracting.
Recognition of the matrícula card, he said, was simply a reflection of the demographic changes rippling across the Midwest.
The D.R., as politicians have come to call it, has joined Israel, Italy and Ireland as must-trips for New York politicians, a reflection of changing demographic trends.
In short, the current demographic situation is mostly a reflection of a growing race and class divergence in behavior across many dimensions, with white college graduates, who are overrepresented in blue states, showing more prudence all around.
Intense political discussions conducted in Arabic are a new feature of recent years: frustrating for non-Arabic speakers, but a reflection of the demographic changes in London as a whole and particularly of the area neighbouring Hyde Park.
In addition to these results, the reflection about the demographic transition process that we are going through can encourage the adoption of some strategies by the government and professionals seeking to promote happiness for retirees.
