Preface | |
The Early History of Demography before Malthus | p. 3 |
How Many People Could Live on This Earth? Changes of an Argument | p. 39 |
The "Limits to Growth" Debate: From Malthus to the "Club of Rome" and Back | p. 58 |
Models of the World's Problems and Problems with the World Models | p. 92 |
Comments at the 6th Global Modeling Conference, Vienna-Laxenburg, 1978 | p. 126 |
On a Contradiction within the Bariloche Model (It computes for the people of Asia more years of average life expectancy than food on which to live that long) | p. 130 |
The Price and Availability of Oil and the Food Situation of the Third World | p. 145 |
Chinese Population Policy from 1949 to 1984 | p. 155 |
Population Policies in Japan, China, and India: A Comparison of Problems and of Measures Taken | p. 181 |
The Great Migrations of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century | p. 195 |
Index | p. 219 |
About the Author | p. 227 |
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