Ali pulls a rickshaw in Dhaka, the fast-growing main city in Bangladesh. He left his wife and four children in Haimchar village three years ago to pursue this economic opportunity. Sharing a 6-by-10 foot shanty with a street vendor, he is better off than the
The Repackaging of Margaret Sanger The Wall Street Journal May 5, 1997 I was personally offended when Planned Parenthood recently announced plans to give its Margaret Sanger Award to the BBC documentary “The Dying Rooms.” Don’t get me wrong: The documentary is a wonderful
Refreshing article Dear Mr. Mosher, I had originally read your book Broken Earth over a year ago after reading about it in one of Thomas Sowell’s books. I found your book spellbinding & filled with compassion, clarity, and above all, intellectual honesty. The truth about
Ectopic risks raised, Depo-Provera and coma, condoms limits versus HIV Editor’s note: As a matter of policy Population Research Institute takes no position on contraception per se. However, because many contraceptives, abortifacients and sterilization techniques developed in the First World are destined, either directly or
Burning Indians; Japanese getting older; eugenic Chinese Quinacrine in India Dr. Biral Mullick has begun sterilizing women from Calcutta and surrounding villages with quinacrine, even though the World Health Organization and female health groups warn that the method is unapproved and risky. According to the
UN numbers down; more Africans than Europeans; food up More Africans than Europeans According to the UN’s World Popular ion Revision report, Africa’s population exceeded Europe’s for the first time in recorded history in 1996. The UN report estimated that Africa’s 1995 population of 719
State seeks to cut social spending by cutting poor men It now remains for the United States government to set a sensible example to the world by offering a bonus or a yearly pension to all obviously unfit parents who allow themselves to be sterilized
Recent research on the positive correlation of population increases the economic growth has not been widely disseminated. Expanding populations are good for economic growth. This information may sound the death-knell for the anti-natalist policies of the U.S. government. It may also stiffen the resistance of
More Chinese food For the past two years agricultural experts and population central advocates have debated the question of “Who will feed China?” Worldwatch President Lester Brown posed this question in his similarly titled book,1 and it was further spread by Brown in a series
Hungry Ghosts: Mao’s Secret Famine, by Jasper Becker published by The Free Press (New York, New York: 1996) ISBN 0-684-83457-X 352 pages. Reviewed by Steven W. Mosher Some of the darkest chapters in recent human history have been written in the People’s Republic of China.
Ali pulls a rickshaw in Dhaka, the fast-growing main city in Bangladesh. He left his wife and four children in Haimchar village three years ago
The Repackaging of Margaret Sanger The Wall Street Journal May 5, 1997 I was personally offended when Planned Parenthood recently announced plans to give
Refreshing article Dear Mr. Mosher, I had originally read your book Broken Earth over a year ago after reading about it in one of Thomas
Ectopic risks raised, Depo-Provera and coma, condoms limits versus HIV Editor’s note: As a matter of policy Population Research Institute takes no position on contraception
Burning Indians; Japanese getting older; eugenic Chinese Quinacrine in India Dr. Biral Mullick has begun sterilizing women from Calcutta and surrounding villages with quinacrine, even
UN numbers down; more Africans than Europeans; food up More Africans than Europeans According to the UN’s World Popular ion Revision report, Africa’s population exceeded
State seeks to cut social spending by cutting poor men It now remains for the United States government to set a sensible example to the
Recent research on the positive correlation of population increases the economic growth has not been widely disseminated. Expanding populations are good for economic growth. This
More Chinese food For the past two years agricultural experts and population central advocates have debated the question of “Who will feed China?” Worldwatch President
Hungry Ghosts: Mao’s Secret Famine, by Jasper Becker published by The Free Press (New York, New York: 1996) ISBN 0-684-83457-X 352 pages. Reviewed by Steven