In Russia, a possible ban on the childfree movement, aimed at consciously refusing to have children, is being discussed. The authorities believe that the propaganda of childlessness has a negative impact on the demographic situation in the country. Often, government intervention in family and fertility issues turns out to be a sign of control rather than concern for the future population of the country.
Why in the modern world are fewer and fewer people deciding to start a family and have children? How do SVR and the general level of anxiety affect the birth rate in Russia? What really influences the decision to have children?
In this video we discuss how social, cultural and political factors shape the approach to family planning. Demographer Alexei Raksha will look at why economic incentives do not always lead to expected increases in fertility, and what role education, cultural attitudes, anxiety and technological change play in this.
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In this video:
00:00 Can the state ensure an increase in the birth rate?
03:41 The influence of anxiety and money on fertility
06:11 Why women in Russia don’t want to give birth
08:05 Demographic policy: China, Russia, Hungary
10:31 Is demography a pseudoscience?
11:37 Economic incentives and fertility. The impact of wealth on fertility
13:24 What affects fertility?
15:51 The impact of smartphones and remote work on fertility
19:16 Childfree ban in Russia
21:17 Demographic policy in Russia: maternity capital, family mortgages
23:01 The impact of inequality on fertility
24:43 Demographic situation in the republics of the former USSR
25:58 Fertility rates in Georgia and Armenia
27:47 In Italy, people live with their parents until they are 40.
30:00 The influence of technology and communication on children
31:05 Migrants and fertility
33:41 What about education?
35:45 The influence of education on fertility
36:53 Problems of the population census. How to count the number of Russians?
39:07 Problems with databases
41:04 Problems with voter lists
42:57 What is life expectancy in Russia?
45:24 Excess mortality
46:50 The impact of the pandemic, smoking and alcohol on mortality
48:04 Impact of SVO on mortality
50:01 Demographic pitfalls
52:16 Demographic consequences of the 90s
53:10 Demographic indicators
54:02 Indigenous peoples in Russia
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