Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 2009

Are We Too Many? Sustainability and Population Politics

articles

link  Editors' Introduction
(Carme Melo-Escrihuela, Lucinda J. Thompson Keele University)    [pp. 1-3]
link  'Are We Too Many? Some questions about the population question'
(Sherilyn MacGregor, Keele University )     [pp. 4-18]
link 'Optimum Population Trust: a rebirth of 1970s survivalism, or something new?'
(Andy Lockhart, University of Keele)     [pp. 19-39]
link  'Green Crimes, Petro-Violence and the Tragedy of Oil: The Case of the Niger-Delta in Nigeria'
(Chijioke Evoh, The New School University, New York)     [pp. 40-60]
link 'Toward a Reconceptualisation of Caribbean Basin Security'
(Gail Verasammy, Keele University)     [pp. 61-82]

book reviews

link  Richard Wortley, Lorraine Mazerolle (eds.) (2008), Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis
(Reviewed by Biko Agozino, University of the West Indies)     [pp. 83-84]
link  Matthew Connelly (2008), Fatal Misconception: The Struggle to Control World Population
(Reviewed by John Barnhill, Independent)     [pp. 85-86]
link Susan Greenhalgh, Edwin A. Winckler (2005), Governing China's Population: From Leninist to Neoliberal Biopolitics
(Reviewed by Peter Bloom, University of Essex)     [pp. 87-88]
link  Marcia C.Inhorn (ed.) (2007), Reproductive Disruptions: Gender, Technology, and Biopolitics in the New Millennium
(Reviewed by Wei Wei Cao, Keele University)     [pp. 89-90]
link Susan Greenhalgh (2008), Just One Child: Science and Policy in Deng's China
(Reviewed by Zhiming Cheng, Macquarie University)     [pp. 91-92]
link Michael Tooma (2008), Safety, Security, Health and Environment Law
(Reviewed by Gaelle Deharo, Reims Management School)     [pp. 93-94]
link Gill Seyfang (2009), The New Economics of Sustainable Consumption: Seeds of Change
(Reviewed by Allison Fraiberg, University of Redlands)     [pp. 95-96]
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Robin Hambleton, Jill Simone Gross (eds.) (2007), Governing Cities in a Global Era: Urban Innovation, Competition, and Democratic Reform
 (Reviewed by Govind Gopakumar, California State University)     [pp. 97-98]
link Edgar Pieterse (2008), City Futures: Confronting the Crisis of Urban Development
(Reviewed by Lorna Q. Israel, Miriam College, Philippines)     [pp. 99-100]
link Thomas L. Friedman (2008), Hot, Flat and Crowded: Why we need a green revolution -- and how it can renew America
(Reviewed by Ronda Lee Levine, Independent Scholar)     [pp. 101-102]
link Steven W. Mosher (2009), Population Control: Real Costs, Illusory Benefits (Reviewed by Sybille N. Nyeck, University of California)     [pp. 103-104]
link Stewart Barr (2008), Environment and Society: Sustainability, Policy and the Citizen
(Reviewed by Norman Weiss, University of Potsdam)     [pp. 105-106]

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