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popdevr-workflow

Use when starting or orienting any Population and Development Review (PDR, Wiley / Population Council) manuscript and unsure which skill applies — the entry-point router that dispatches to the right PDR sub-skill by lifecycle stage and article type (Research Article, Notes & Commentary, Data & Perspectives, Archives, Book Review). It dispatches; it does not draft content.

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# Population and Development Review Workflow Router (popdevr-workflow)

The orchestrator for a *PDR* submission. Figure out the stage and the **article type**, then send the
user to the matching skill. PDR is the **Population Council's journal at the intersection of demography
AND development** — the router's first job is to confirm the paper connects **population dynamics**
(fertility, mortality, migration, ageing, structure) to **social, economic, or environmental change and
public policy**, with the big-picture reach PDR is known for, not a narrow estimate that merely uses
population data.

## When to trigger

- Starting a new PDR paper and unsure where to begin
- Mid-project and unsure which skill applies next
- Deciding which **article type** fits (Article vs. Notes & Commentary vs. Data & Perspectives)
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