Population, resources, and the future : non-Malthusian perspectives /

Anthology of articles on population policy - criticizes the malthusian conclusion that population growth intensifies social problems, rejects the inevitability of war, discusses overpopulation and birth control on the basis of ethics, examines the natural resources and food security questions, analy...

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Other Authors:	Bahr, Howard M. (Editor), Chadwick, Bruce A. (Editor), Thomas, Darwin L. (Editor), Barnett, Harold J. (Contributor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Provo, Utah : Brigham Young University Press, [1972]
Subjects:	Population. Overpopulation. Population > Environmental aspects. Birth control. Essays. Essais.
Summary:	Anthology of articles on population policy - criticizes the malthusian conclusion that population growth intensifies social problems, rejects the inevitability of war, discusses overpopulation and birth control on the basis of ethics, examines the natural resources and food security questions, analyses environmental perspectives and stresses the moral importance of redefining family roles and responsibilities. References and statistical tables.