A world of populations. Transnational perspectives on demography in the twentieth century.

Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Introduction. Counting, Constructing, and Controlling Populations: The History of Demography, Population Studies, and Family Planning in the Twentieth Century. Corinna R. Unger and Heinrich Hartmann -- The View From Below and the View From Above: What U.S. Census-Taking Reveals about Social Representations in the Era of Jim Crow and Immigration Restriction. Paul Schor -- "Reproduction" as a New Demographic Issue in Interwar Poland. Morgane Labb�- Family Planning-A Rational Choice? The Influence of Systems Approaches, Behavioralism, and Rational Choice Thinking on Mid-Twentieth-Century Family Planning Programs. Corinna R. Unger -- "Overpopulation" and the Politics of Family Planning in Chile and Peru: Negotiating National Interests and Global Paradigms in a Cold War World. Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney -- Revisiting the Early 1970s Commoner-Ehrlich Debate about Population and Environment: Dueling Critiques of Production and Consumption in a Global Age. Thomas Robertson -- Counting People: The Emerging Field of Demography and the Mobilization of the Social Sciences in the Formation of Policy in South Korea since 1948. John P. DiMoia -- Laparoscopy as a Technology of Population Control: A Use-Centered History of Surgical Sterilization. Jesse Olszynko-Gryn -- A Twofold Discovery of Population: Assessing the Turkish Population by its "Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices," 1962-1980. Heinrich Hartmann -- Seeing Population as a Problem: Influences of the Construction of Population Knowledge on Kenyan Politics (1940s to 1980s). Maria D�rnemann -- Filtering Demography and Biomedical Technologies: Melanesian Nurses and Global Population Concerns. Alexandra Widmer. ISBN 9781782384274