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The Emasculation of the Population Movement
Population and Environment, 1998Population activists often are puzzled by the public's apathy towards their issue, the need for which is so obvious T. Michael Maher's thorough study, How and Why Journalists Avoid the Population-Environment Con nection* gives some good answers by showing the lack of knowledge or interest in the subject by today's journalists.
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The Population Movement Flourishes
1995As recounted in Chapter 1, the Ford Foundation joined the postwar population movement with two substantial grants to the Population Council, made through 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.
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2006
Abstract Information on the origins of those who died was included in many epitaphs, and this can be used, albeit imperfectly, to study physical mobility in the Roman empire. These details might reveal the voting district in which the person was registered, the city or province of origin, or, in the case of non-citizens, the ethnic ...
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Abstract Information on the origins of those who died was included in many epitaphs, and this can be used, albeit imperfectly, to study physical mobility in the Roman empire. These details might reveal the voting district in which the person was registered, the city or province of origin, or, in the case of non-citizens, the ethnic ...
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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1937
Robert M. Woodbury, Robert R. Kuczynski
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Robert M. Woodbury, Robert R. Kuczynski
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Commons Movements: Old and New Trends in Rural and Urban Contexts
Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 2021Sérgio Villamayor-Tomas
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Population Problems and Movements
1981The rapid acceleration in world population growth first began in western Europe and was linked on the one hand with improvements in diet, medicine, hygiene and health which increased life expectancy, and with the revolutions in agriculture and industry on the other hand.
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Population Density and Movement in Folktales
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1973R H, Munroe, R L, Munroe
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Together We Rise: How Social Movements Succeed
Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2021Melissa G Bublitz, Gia Nardini
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