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|a Sah, Anup
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|a Ecology and the crisis of overpopulation :
|b future prospects forglobal sustainability /
|c Anup Shah.
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|a Cheltenham, U.K. ;
|b Edward Elgar,
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|a Northampton, Mass. :
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|a ix, 174 p. :
|b ill. ;
|c 25 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 161-167) and index.
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|a 1. Introduction -- Pt. I. Ecological Analysis. 2. The ecological foundations of fertility. 3. Moving down the Eltonian Pyramid -- Pt.II. Economic Analysis. 4. Malthusian economics versus the demographic transition. 5. The demographic transition to smaller families. 6. Thethird world couple -- Pt. III. Normative Analysis. 7. Overpopulation.8. Self-regulation of family size in a community. 9. Indirec tintervention. 10. Direct intervention -- Pt. IV. Wherein Lies the Future? 11. An urban future. 12. Conclusions.
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|a Population
|x Environmental aspects
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|a Demographic transition
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|a Overpopulation
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