Taking Population Seriously (Food First, 1990): (introductory text...)

Taking Population Seriously (Food First, 1990)

		*(introductory text...)*
		Acknowledgments
		The population puzzle
		The population debate
		A power-structures perspective
		The debate about solutions
		Reflections and implications for action
		Notes

(introductory text...)

Frances Moore Lappé
Rachel Schurman

A Food First Book
The Institute for Food and Development Policy
San Francisco

First published in 1988 by the Institute for Food and Development Policy as "The Missing Piece in the Population Puzzle," Food First Development Report No. 4, September 1988.

Printed in the United States of America
ISBN: 0-935028-53-6

Design: Constance King
Cover Design: Susan Galleymore
Typesetting: Access Typography
Printing: West Coast Print Center

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