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1. The Theoretical and Political Framing of the Population Factor in Development |
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2. The impact of silence…. |
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3. Two central questions about population: |
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4. Classical and economic theories of fertility decline: |
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5. Classical and economic theories of fertility decline: |
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6. Where does the demand for a smaller family planning come from? |
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7. Where does the demand for a smaller family planning come from? |
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8. “Opportunity” model |
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9. Normal Consumer Behavior |
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10. Barriers – tangible and intangible |
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11. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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12. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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13. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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14. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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15. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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16. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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17. Sequence toward silence (PERFECT STORM) |
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18. Sensitivity when there appears to be no acceptable answer … |
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19. Sensitivity when there appears to be no acceptable answer … |
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20. Identifying a precondition for development |
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21. Discussion |
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22. Questions Joel E. Cohen |
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23. Questions |
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24. 1. What is the population problem (global or local)? |
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25. 1. What is the population problem (global or local) (continued)? |
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26. 1. What is the population problem (global or local) (continued)? |
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27. 3. What are the right models? |
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28. 4. What are adequate tests? |
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29. 4. What are adequate tests? |
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30. Discussion |
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