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Population Growth

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Too many Americans

Lincoln H. Day

1964

Essay on the principle of population

Thomas Robert Malthus

1806

Population and society

Dennis Hume Wrong

1967

Limits to Growth

Dennis L. Meadows, Dennis Meadows, Jorgen Randers et al.

1972 ★ 4.2

Population Growth and Economic Development

National Research Council (US)

1986

Growth and regulation of animal populations

Lawrence B. Slobodkin

1961

The American population debate

Daniel Callahan

1971

Mathematical demography

Nathan Keyfitz

1977

Population growth and socioeconomic progress in less developed countries

Peter N. Hess

1988

Ecoscience

Paul R. Ehrlich, John P. Holdren

1978

The Population Bomb

Paul R. Ehrlich

1968

Population politics

Virginia Abernethy

1993

Population, resources, environment

Paul R. Ehrlich

1970

Human adaptation and population growth

Kleinman, David S

1980

Common sense about a starving world

Peter Ritchie Calder

1962

The Ultimate resource

Julian Lincoln Simon

1981

The growth and structure of human populations

Ansley J. Coale

1972

The hungry planet

Georg Borgstrom

1965

On growth

Willem L. Oltmans

1974

Population growth and social change in the Middle East

Joanne E. Holler

1964

The people problem

Dean Fraser

1971

Under the Banyan Tree

Sheldon J. Segal

2003

Population growth and land use

Clark, Colin

1967

Population matters

Julian Lincoln Simon

1990

The growth and control of world population

W. D. Borrie

1970

Eco-economy

Lester Russell Brown

2001

The conquest of famine

Wallace Ruddell Aykroyd

1975

Fertility analysis through extension of stable population concepts

J. R. Rele

1967

Geography of population

Paul Francis Griffin

1969

Abortion in a crowded world

Sripati Chandrasekhar

1974

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