Population Control and Sustainability: It's the Same Old Song But With a Different Meaning
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Environmental Law
Journal Abbreviation
Env't L.
Abstract
The population problem is as hard to define as it is to solve. This article discusses the history and problems of population regulation and analyzes the conflicts between present approaches to population policy and environmental sustainability. After describing the history and problems of population regulation theory, the article discusses various sustainability theories and their relationship to population policies. A human rights model is presented as a goal for future policy development, incorporating both human rights and sustainability values. By incorporating both human rights and sustainability values, this model illustrates how both the environment and individual rights can be protected within population control policies.
First Page
1111
Last Page
1135
Publication Date
1997
Recommended Citation
Paula L. Abrams,
Population Control and Sustainability: It's the Same Old Song But With a Different Meaning,
27
Env't L.
1111
(1997).
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https://lawcommons.lclark.edu/faculty_articles/13