This important and accessible work persuasively addresses difficult normative questions about population control, philosophically rejecting common arguments which seek to put any discussion of population policy off the table while remaining sensitive to the historical and political context motivating such concerns.
Elizabeth Cripps, University of Edinburgh
An informed, subtle and revealing analysis.
Sarah Conly, author of One Child
Contents
Introduction
Chapter One
Should Population be Controlled?
Chapter Two
The Ethics of Population Control: Reproductive Freedom and Human Rights
Chapter Three
The Means of Population Governance
Notes
Diana Coole is Professor of Political and Social Theory at Birkbeck, University of London