The Population Debate Revisited

The Population Debate Revisited - Great Transition Initiative

The old neo-Malthusian obsession with population now seems simplistic, but population remains an important contributing factor to ecological overshoot.

The Population Debate Revisited - Tellus Institute

The Population Debate Revisited ... The explosion of human numbers after World War Two triggered a passionate “population debate.” Did population growth portend a ...

The Population Debate Revisited - GTI Forum August 2022 | Policy ...

The Population Debate Revisited - GTI Forum August 2022 ... [...] The Latin word proles means offspring, and in Ancient Rome the proletariat was the class with no ...

Evolution and Overshoot - Great Transition Initiative

2 |The Population Debate Revisited| GTI FORUM CONTRIBUTION ... Cite as William Rees, “Evolution and Overshoot,” contribution to GTI Forum “The Population Debate ...

Revisiting the Population Debate: You Know You Want To!

– People who are concerned about population growth are still being cast as enemies of just and equitable development, with a mostly unspoken ...

The Population Debate in Historical Perspective: Revisionism ...

The Population Debate in Historical Perspective: Revisionism Revisited. Duke Economics Working Paper No. 99-09. 37 Pages Posted: 1 Feb 2000.

Population–development debate revisited: evidence from Asian ...

This study revisits an on-going debate regarding the nature of relationship between population growth and economic development.

Revisionism Revisited: An Essay on the Population Debate in

Downloadable! There appeared to be a dramatic shift of thinking from an alarmist and pessimistic assessment of the consequences of population growth ...

EconPapers: The Population Debate in Historical Perspective - RePEc

The Population Debate in Historical Perspective: Revisionism Revisited. Allen ... of population growth prevalent before 1985, to a more balanced and ...

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DOI:10.2139/ssrn.182633; Corpus ID: 154707656. The Population Debate in Historical Perspective: Revisionism Revisited.

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The Population Debate in Historical Perspective: Revisionism Revisited by. Allen C. Kelley1. 1.0 Revisionism and the Population Debate. 1.1 Setting. Debates ...

cedric on X: "The Population Debate Revisited Dr. Bill Rees, June ...

The Population Debate Revisited Dr. Bill Rees, June 13, 2022 As climate change accelerates, and other symptoms of overshoot compete for the headlines, ...

The Population Bomb Revisited | MAHB

– whether a person agrees with it or not, The Population Bomb helped launch a worldwide debate that continues today. It intro- duced millions of people to ...

Population–development debate revisited: evidence from Asian ...

ABSTRACT This study revisits an on-going debate regarding the nature of relationship between population growth and economic development.

Limits Revisited - a review of the limits to growth debate

The Debate. Economic growth is supposed to deliver rising prosperity. Higher incomes should mean better choices, richer lives, an improved quality of life for ...

The population question revisited - Document - Gale

Once focused on conditions in the industrialized nations, the debate now centers on the implications of rapid population growth in less developed countries ...

The Great Population Debates: How Relevant Are They for the 21st ...

Setting a new agenda: sexual and reproductive health and rights. In: Sen G, Germain A, Chen LC, eds. Popula- tion Policies Reconsidered: Health, Empower- ment ...

The Demographic Dividend, Revisited | PRB

... debate in discussions of population and development issues in sub-Saharan Africa. The demographic evolution on the continent is marked by striking contrasts ...

Population–development debate revisited: evidence from Asian ...

ABSTRACTThis study revisits an on-going debate regarding the nature of relationship between population growth and economic development.

Population Policy Revisited: Examining ICPD - jstor

developing countries is the placement of women at the centre of the population debate. Gender equity and gender equality were addressed in the preamble, as ...