Population and resources in western intellectual traditions - Teitelbaum, Michael S.; Winter, Jay M.; Winter, Jay M.; Boulding, Kenneth E.; Hecht, Jacqueline; Weindling, Paul; Demeny, Paul; Kneese, Allen V.; Wrigley, E.A.; Petersen, William; Kingsland, Sharon; Davis, Kingsley; et al. (New York : The Population Council, 1989)
Moral philosophy and population questions in eighteenth century Europe / Sylvana Tomaselli -- The limits to growth: Malthus and the classical economist / E. A. Wrigley -- French utopian socialist and the population questions: "Seeking the future city" / Jacqueline Hecht -- Marxism and the population question: Theory and practice / William Petersen -- Fascism and population in comparative european perspective / Paul Weindling -- Socialism, social democracy, and population questions in Western Europe: 1870-1950 / Jay M. Winter -- Catholic conservatives, population, and the family in twentieth century france / Antoine Prost -- Evolution and debates over human progress from Darwin to sociobiology / Sharon Kingsland -- Human population from an ecological perspective / Frank B. Golley -- Demography and the limits to growth / Paul Demeny -- Social science approches to international migration / Kingsley Davis -- Population factors in development economics / Kenneth E. Boulding -- The economics of natural resources / Allen V. Kneese
Keywords: Darwin, Charles Robert; Población; Recursos; Medio ambiente; Marxismo; Fascismo; Socialismo; Democracia; Evolución; Demografía; Desarrollo económico y social; Recursos naturales; Distribución de la población; Crecimiento demográfico