Nudging the population under the guise of demographic change?

Focusing on Germany's unique historical context, this monograph examines the complexities of demographic change, including population decline, aging, and diversification. It analyzes the interplay between political and public discourses surrounding these issues, exploring how they shape policies and societal perceptions. Through discourse analysis and a review of past immigration and family policies, the book sheds light on the implications of demographic shifts and the resulting debates in both media and political arenas.