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The modern rise of population

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Edward Arnold, 1976 - Medical - 168 pages

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McKeown's influential and controversial thesis regarding the origins of the modern population boom is clearly rendered and lucidly defended in this seminal work. He posits that exponential rates of ... Read full review

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Contents

The problem and the approach
1
Fertility and mortality
18
3Diseases which declined
44
Copyright

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TitleThe modern rise of population
AuthorThomas McKeown
Editionillustrated, reprint
PublisherEdward Arnold, 1976
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized4 Aug 2009
Length168 pages
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Medical / History
Medical / Infectious Diseases
Social Science / Demography
  
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