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CONTENTS
Preface
Chapter
1. The Population Explosion
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2. Scientists and Activists in the 1950s
3. Public and Government on Population
4. The Draper Committee Spotlights the Issue, 1959
5. Birth Control and the 1960 Election
6. The State Department: Considering the Problem, 1961-62
7. The United Nations Precipitates a Decision, 1962
8. The President and Congress Endorse Research, 1963
9. Aid Reacts, 1963-64
10. President Johnson Speaks Out, 1965
11. Ecology, Equality and Ethics
12. Population and Development in the United Nations
13. Birth Control and the Policy Process
14. Nutritional Status in Industrialised Societies: Europe and North America since 1750 and Population Education
15. The European Escape from Hunger: Famines, Chronic Malnutrition and Mortality Rates
16. Intra-household Allocation of Nutrients
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