The Asia Chessboard
How Demographics Impact Security in the Indo-Pacific
Jun 12, 2024
Professor Andrew Oros discusses demographic shifts in Asia and their impact on security in the region. Topics include aging populations, low birth rates, and the significance of demographics on national power. The conversation also delves into Japan's efforts to increase women representation in the military and China's approach to addressing demographic challenges affecting its military capabilities.
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- Demographic shifts in Asia impact geostrategic balance, leading to implications for prosperity and security.
- Low birth rates and aging populations in countries like Japan and South Korea require strategic policies for workforce stability and military recruitment.
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Demographic Trends in Asia
The discussion delves into the shifting demographics in Asia and their impact on the region's geostrategic balance. Countries like Japan and China are experiencing population aging and declining birth rates, leading to significant implications for prosperity, security, and alliances. Despite delayed effects due to increased life expectancies, demographic changes are shaping long-term strategic considerations in the region.
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