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Cover Stories

The Essay

The End of Youth

Professor Sarah Harper, Director of the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing at the University of Oxford

The Science

Holding back the years

Roger Highfield, former editor of ‘New Scientist’ and director of external affairs at the Science Museum

A cruellest final chapter

David Derbyshire, science writer

The Economics

Feel like retiring? Forget it!

Norma Cohen, Demography Correspondent of The Financial Times

The costs that rock the cradle

Paola Subacchi, Research Director, International Economics, at Chatham House

China’s bulging piggy banks

Helena Huang, research assistant at the Chatham House International Economics Programme

The Interview

George Magnus

Alan Philps

The World

Japan: And then there was one

Richard Jackson, Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies

China: Cheap labour is becoming scarce

Qiyu Tu, Deputy Director of the Institute of Urban and Demographic Studies at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences

Russia: From red to grey

Timothy Heleniak, Director of Research at the American Geographical Society

India: Where girls are in short supply

Gethin Chamberlain writes for The Observer from India

European Union: Caught in the fertility trap

Kenneth Howse, Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, University of Oxford.

Iran: Birth control flip flops

Baqer Moin, author

Singapore: Little Tigers have fewer cubs

Simon Long, The Economist’s Asia columnist and Associate Fellow at the Chatham House Asia Programme

Africa: The growing continent

John Cleland, Professor of Medical Demography at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Columns

Hooray for the end of jobs for life

Harry de Quetteville, The Daily Telegraph's obituary editor

A law to end the suffering

Sir Terence English served as consultant cardiothoracic surgeon to Papworth and Addenbrooke’s hospitals from 1972 to 1995

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