Societal Challenges, Population Trends and Human Security: Evidence from the Public Governance within the United Nations Publications (2015-2019)
Societal Challenges, Population Trends and Human Security: Evidence from the Public Governance within the United Nations Publications (2015-2019)

Summary/Abstract: The present paper monitors the publications of the United Nations launched in the period 2015-2019. Furthermore, the research introduces key approaches in the field of the population trends by relating them to the field of the socio-economic processes, the spatial distribution and the policy implications. From a methodological perspective, the research enables an in-depth analysis of these publications released in the period 2015- 2019, focusing on the following aspects: the new social challenges, the demographic estimation, the population trends: “population momentum”, the urbanization prospects, the international migration, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the policy integration, the equal access to services, the public governance, the human development, the human security and the “demographic dividend”. As research strategy, the paper aims for a multi-level examination of the current policies, the urbanization, the population decline, the human development, the poverty reduction and the environmental interdependence.

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