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References
- A Succinct Description of the single greatest barrier to a secure future. A presentation by Stephen D. Mumford, PhD, on the Vatican.
- Cairo Conference Report and report by U.N. International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD).
- Committee for the National Institute for the Environment - wealth of information. Also see their population reference section - "to improve the scientific basis for making decisions on environmental issues".
- Contraception fact sheets from Family Care International. Also see Birth Control and Contraception links.
- Funding - see World Population Awareness Funding section.
- Costs of Raising Children report by U.S. News
- Demographic Updates from Population Reference Bureau.
- DESIP Demographic, Environmental, and Security Issues Project.
- Demography and Population Resources, presenting information illuminating connections between environmental scarcity and political conflict.
- Emergency Contraception Pills article by Path
- Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential
- Ethnicity - Migration - Racism, University of Amsterdam. Includes information on hate groups.
Exponential Growth and the Rule of 70
explains that when things get bad, they get bad in a hurry!
- Funding, Accords, Politics, Legislation - see summary at World Overpopulation Awareness
- Global Issues
Population at the Millenium - the U.S. Perspective
- Glossary of Census Bureau Terms, University of Missouri.
- Glossary of Key Population Terms.
- Glossary of Population Terms by the Population Reference Bureau.
- Glossary of terms, including demographic momentum.
- Glossary in the Language of Ecology
defines a number of ecological terms.
- Harvard Law School, Annual Review of Population Law
- Human Right to Family Planning
- Images of world population.
- Internet Resources for Demographers
- KZPG population web search results
- Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health offers population reports, publications, a searchable international database of organizations, Popline - the world's largest bibliographic population database, and Netlinks, a searchable database of Internet resources in population, health and development. Search popline and medical databases with National Library of Medicine Grateful Med
- Library of Congress, Country Studies
- Office of Population Research, Princeton.
- Natural Resources Defence Council backgrounders - select population information.
Pennsylvania State University - Population Research Institute (PRI) offers a robust collection of links.
- Population Reference Bureau's PopNet, a comprehensive source for global population information, demographic updates, and resources for journalists, educators, and interested individuals.
- Population Council references, links, and search engine.
- Population Communication Services, Johns Hopkins.
- Population Index a complete searchable database on population publications.
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PopPlanet - information and country briefing books.
- Population Influences by Country, Religion, or Ethnicity - see summary at World Population Awareness, including population pyramids.
- Population Institute Online Newsletter
- Population Policy: Consensus and Challenges article on the 1994 Cairo conference
- Population Reference Center at the University of Michigan - useful information and many links.
- Populated Related Sites
- Population Research Center - a major research center with online access to data.
- Population Research Institute The Pennsylvania State University.
- Research Paper a large collection of topics, ideas, and assistance for school related research projects.
- Title X Facts ('Title Ten') and Family Planning Facts from National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association (U.S.). Also see this excellent description of Title X from The Alan Guttmacher Institute.
- United Nations Population Information Network (POPIN) with World Population Projections
- U.S. Historical Census Data Browser
- World Factbook
- World Population Data Sheet annual, a wall chart from the Population Reference Bureau provides essential information country by country.
- Worldwatch Database is fee-based, but robust.
- WWW Virtual Library - Demography and Population Studies - Links to census information, databases and data servers, other research sites, journals, and Migration and Ethnic Relations.
Sites With Extensive Links
- Centre for Population Studies - international links.
- Brown University
- Johns Hopkins Population Center Netlinks - searchable database of links.
- Links2Go - demographics
- Pennsylvania State Population Research Institute
- Population Council
- Population Links
- Princeton University
- Southampton University - international links.
- Virtual Library on International Development (search for "population", "overpopulation", "migration", etc).
- WWW Virtual Library - Demography and Population Studies
- WWW Virtual Library - Migration and Ethnic Relations
- For dozens of links on general environmental and sustinability issues, see:
EcoFuture ™ Directories | Information | Organizations.
- Altavista search for: overpopulation and population
- Northern Light search for: overopulation and popopulation
- Yahoo search for: overpopulation and population
- Hotbot search for: overpopulation and population
- Etext Archives - search for "population", "overpopulation".
- For an extensive list of search engines, including meta-search engines, see EcoFuture ™
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