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Considers opposing opinions on various issues concerning world population including problems of rapid growth, the effects of population on the environment, and ways of decreasing human fertility.
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Considers opposing opinions on various issues concerning world population including problems of rapid growth, the effects of population on the environment, and ways of decreasing human fertility.
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This excellent anthology series presents both pro and con opinions on a variety of current issues. For example, Problems of Death examines whether suicide is immoral, whether society should condone physician-assisted suicide, whether abortion is ethical, and whether capital punishment is just, with between 4-6 brief article excerpts on each topic offering contrasting views. For instance, the executive director of the Hemlock Society urges the legalization of physician-assisted suicide; the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention weighs in against it. Other authors are newspaper reporters and professors. The introduction to the book sets out the issues, and chapter prefaces provide an overview of the opinions expressed in the essays. Each article is introduced with a brief summary and information about its author, along with questions to consider. Editorial cartoons provide other perspectives, and there are boxed quotes here and there. Periodical bibliographies at the end of each chapter are intended to supplement the views presented. Questions for discussion are offered at the end of the book, along with an annotated list of organizations to contact. The other books in the series have similar formats, exposing students to different sides of the various debates and promoting discussion and critical reading skills. Titles to come in 2001 include Endangered Species, Feminism, Gangs, Genetic Engineering, Islam, Police Brutality, Political Scandal, Race Relations, Russia, Teenage Sexuality, and Terminal Illness. (Opposing Viewpoints). KLIATT Codes: SA—Recommended for senior high school students, advanced students, and adults. 2000, Greenhaven Press, 224p, 99-056750, bibliog,indexes, 23 cm, $14.86. Ages 16 to adult. Reviewer: Paula Rohrlick; January 2001 (Vol. 35 No. 1)
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Gr 9 Up-Five major questions are addressed in this series entry: ``Is there a population problem?'' ``Is the world's population growing too fast?'' ``Is overpopulation responsible for hunger, poverty, and environmental problems?'' ``What are the effects of immigration in the United States?'' and ``What population policies should be pursued?'' The first question is dealt with from a historical perspective with essays and articles debating state involvement in population growth or control and the ability of science to solve the problem. Different sides of each question are examined with articles and essays by scholars, environmentalists, economists, journalists, scientists, sociologists, and spokespeople interested in the issues. Lists of periodical articles for further reading follow the diverse views presented. Political cartoons serve to drive home various points. Clear writing, further aided in many cases by charts and graphs, makes this an especially accessible volume for students doing research or preparing for debates. Appendixes include discussion ideas for each question presented, a list of organizations to contact, a bibliography, and a comprehensive index.-Dana McDougald, Cedar Shoals High School, Athens, GA
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780737702910
  • Publisher: Cengage Gale
  • Publication date: 1/28/2000
  • Series: Opposing Viewpoints Series
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 224
  • Age range: 15 - 17 Years
  • Product dimensions: 5.92 (w) x 8.48 (h) x 0.51 (d)

Table of Contents

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 9
Introduction 12
Chapter 1 The Historical Debate: Is There a Population Problem?
Chapter Preface 16
1. The State Should Encourage Population Growth 17
2. The State Should Discourage Population Growth 24
3. Overpopulation Is a Serious Problem 31
4. Overpopulation Is a Myth 39
5. Science Will Solve the Population Problem 45
6. Science Will Not Solve the Population Problem 54
Periodical Bibliography 61
Chapter 2 How Will Population Grow in the Twenty-First Century?
Chapter Preface 63
1. Global Population Will Reach Crisis Proportions by 2050 64
2. Global Population Will Decrease After 2050 74
3. Developed Nations Will Face Severe Underpopulation 81
4. Increases in Life Expectancy Could Cause a Population Explosion 87
Periodical Bibliography 95
Chapter 3 How Serious a Problem Is Overpopulation?
Chapter Preface 97
1. Increased Population Is Causing a Global Ecological Disaster 98
2. Increased Population Is Not Causing a Global Ecological Disaster 106
3. Overpopulation Contributes to World Hunger 114
4. Overpopulation Is Not the Main Cause of World Hunger 122
5. Overpopulation Could Lead to Extinction 130
6. Overpopulation Is Not a Serious Problem 138
Periodical Bibliography 142
Chapter 4 Can Nations Control Population Without Violating Individuals' Reproductive Freedom?
Chapter Preface 144
1. Contraception and Abortion Are Necessary to Control Population 145
2. Contraception and Abortion Are Unethical 151
3. Population Control Programs Benefit Developing Nations 157
4. Current Population Control Programs Do Not Benefit Developing Nations 167
5. Coercive Population Control Programs Violate Human Rights 180
6. Coercive Population Control Programs Are Necessary 189
7. Industrialized Nations Should Help Developing Nations to Modernize 198
Periodical Bibliography 210
For Further Discussion 211
Organizations to Contact 213
Bibliography of Books 216
Index 219
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