Titlebook: Curbing Population Growth; An Insider’s Perspec Oscar Harkavy Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Demography.Sex.educat

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Beginnings of the Modern Population Movementnization that, prior to the foundation’s grant, had raised only $12,910 in 1952. The grant was very much an ad hoc action recommended to the Board of Trustees by Chester Davis, an agricultural economist and conservationist and former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, who was one of

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The Population Movement Flourishesugh the Behavioral Sciences Program, in 1954 and 1957. In the minds of the officers responsible for behavioral sciences at the foundation, population was apparently not a memorable activity. After the Behavioral Sciences Program was terminated in 1957, William McPeak, a foundation vice president who

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The Search for Better Contraceptionment with birth control or contraception lest it offend Catholic sensibilities, particularly those of the chairman of the board, Henry Ford II. But assuring itself of Henry II’s ., the foundation made a $1.4 million general support grant to the Population Council in March 1959 that explicitly includ

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Re-Forming Population Paradigms for Science and Actionecades of concerted effort, there is some irony in the noted query about the population field’s future directions. On the one hand, the “l(fā)oss of sense of direction and malaise” that the chapter suggests has become a widely shared view. McNicholl, in 1989, has written, “A common sentiment among demog