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Current Issues: Population

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Are Children Worth It? - Jennifer Roback Morse

What makes this movie (Revolutionary Road) so bad is not just the hackneyed storyline, but the socially irresponsible message the movie conveys.   Read more...

Billions Served - RONALD BAILEY

Who has saved more human lives than anyone else in history?  Read more...

China's One-Child Self-Destruction - George Weigel

A real piece of work: back in the day, that's what we'd have called my friend Nicholas Eberstadt.  Read more...

Condoms vs. Abstinence - Steven Mosher

Over the past twenty years, HIV/AIDS prevention programs have centered on the large-scale distribution of condoms. These have been combined with “safe sex” propaganda campaigns aimed at convincing the public that putting a layer of latex between sexual partners can guarantee protection against infection by the HIV/AIDS virus.  Read more...

Contraceptive Imperialism and Third World Poverty - Brian Kopp

In many third world countries today aid packages are more likely to contain contraceptives than life saving medicines.  Read more...

Do first worlders consume too much? - DAVID MORRISON

Mark Sagoff writes in a June 1997 Atlantic Monthly article that the rising tides of technology, efficiency and enlightened self-interest are collectively lifting humanity toward a truly sustainable economy.  Read more...

Erroneous U.N. Population Count - ZENIT

French Demographer Denies UNFPA Population Figures  Read more...

Hindered Growth: The Ideology and Implications of Population Assistance - Maria Sophia Aguirre

In recent years, increasing attention and support has been devoted to population issues by the international community. The large and growing sums of money funneled into population assistance as well as the motivations for focusing on this aspect of development as often the primary development goal, are cause for scrutiny.   Read more...

In appreciation of Julian Simon - STEVEN W. MOSHER

I listened spellbound. Up to this time I had been objecting to China’s one-child policy on the grounds that it was immoral.  Read more...

Margaret Sanger's Century - Walter Schu, LC

The eugenics circle held that some races and individual members of the human species were genetically superior to others These superior members should be encouraged to reproduce, while the births of inferior members such as the poor or minorities were to be regulated.  Read more...


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