Population and Society: Essential Readings
Summary
Accessible yet authoritative, these thirty-three readings are essential to the study of population and society. Two basic perspectives--Malthusian and Marxist--are well articulated from start to finish; some selections are classic, while others are contemporary and controversial. Each section
begins with an in-depth introduction, making it appropriate for many levels and varied courses in demographic studies, sociology, human diversity, globalization, regionalism, economic development, human ecology, and geography.
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