Population economics,

Economic history of world population

The Springer series on demograhic methods and population analysis,

Springer Briefs in population studies,

Cambridge studies in population, economy, and society in past time ;

List of illustrations --. 3. Population --. 4. Exploitation --. PART I. BORDERLINES. 1

people per head of population. Taken as a whole, London is the epicentre of the world's finance markets

number of workers relative to the population, the shift from a goods-driven economy to a services

hyper mobility of the school population in and out Europe / Emmanuelle le Pichon -- Culture and

growing population. Its radical solution would be to outsource its food production, leading away from a

Population 2.2 Nonrenewable Resource Availability 2.3 Renewable Resources 2.4 Pollution and Wastes 3. Climate

, threatening life and humanity itself: escalating extreme weather events, shifting global population and power