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Population Control

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Human ecology; problems and solutions

Paul R. Ehrlich

1973

Birth control

William J. Robinson

1915

Bitter pills

Donald P. Warwick

1982

Population in perspective

Louise B. Young

1968

Ethics and population

Michael D. Bayles

1976

Population crisis

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations. Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures.

1966

Population control politics

Thomas M. Shapiro

1985

World population and U.S. policy

Jane Menken

1986

Fertility control, biologic and behavioral aspects

Carl J. Pauerstein

1980

Too Many People

Lindsey Grant

2001

Comparative policy analysis

R. Kenneth Godwin

1975

Nuptiality and population policy

M. Badrud Duza

1977

Over-population, and its remedy

William Thomas Thornton

1846

Family planning and population control

Kurt Wolfgang Back

1989

A Christian view of birth control

Clyde M. Narramore

1961

Margaret Sanger's Eugenic Legacy

Angela Franks

2005

The myth of population control

Mahmood Mamdani

1972

Essay on the principle of population

Thomas Robert Malthus

1806

World population control

Columbia Human Rights Law Review

1975

Interception of pregnancy

Geoffrey Davis

1974

The control of late ancient and medieval population

Josiah Cox Russell

1958

The law of population

Annie Wood Besant

1877

"A dirty filthy book"

Sripati Chandrasekhar

1981

Population

Alan Sweezy Harrison Brown

1972

Living within limits

Garrett Hardin

1993

Trends in population policy

United Nations. Department of International Economic and Social Affairs

1989

The American population debate

Daniel Callahan

1971

Changing the boundaries

Janice Jiggins

1994

Population politics

Virginia Abernethy

1993

The Ultimate resource

Julian Lincoln Simon

1981

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