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The majority of the world’s population has been male since 1955, primarily due to imbalances in Asia. But in the 1990s an abnormal increase in the proportion of male births was also observed in several countries throughout the world. In an article in the journal Population, Christophe Z. Guilmoto reviews the situation and the scientific literature on masculinization of births.
Read moreThis graph presents the population of the European Union, from its initial formation, through successive enlargements, up to the present day.
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Animations series: The world population Episode 5/5 2008 Duration: 3’32"
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