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Population Control
The Brutality of “Population Control”
Marcus Roberts | 26 November 2011
A view from Pakistan
Marcus Roberts | 12 November 2011
Odds and Ends
Marcus Roberts | 17 October 2011
Dick Smith and Australia’s “Population Explosion”
Marcus Roberts | 04 April 2011
Filipinos debate population control
Marcus Roberts | 30 March 2011
Bangladesh endorses one-child policy
Michael Cook | 05 January 2010
A breathless moment in the history of reproductive rights
Michael Cook | 12 November 2009
Did Borlaug’s work embarrass population controllers?
William West | 18 September 2009
Contraception is not the way to fight global warming
William West | 11 September 2009
India debates methods of population control
Michael Cook | 03 August 2009
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