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The Fear of Population Decline provides an elaborated discussion on the concept of population decline. The book is comprised of seven chapters that show the extent to which demographic developments form a part of a much longer continuum of discussion and behavior. In the opening chapter, the book discusses the nature of population decline, and then proceeds to demonstrate the complex ways in which fears of population decline emerged in the period 1870-1945. Chapter 4 details the advancement in the period 1945-1965, while Chapters 5 and 6 discuss the phenomenon of baby bust and policy responses to it. The last chapter talks about the nature and possible dangers of population decline. The text will be of great interest to readers who are concerned with the implication of population decline for the society as a whole. Content: Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv List of Tables and Figures , Pages ix-x Preface , Pages xi-xii 1 - The Nature of Population Decline , Pages 1-11 2 - Demography and International Politics, 1870–1945 , Pages 13-43 3 - Demography and Internal Politics, 1870–1945 , Pages 45-62 4 - Population Dynamics and Policies, 1945–1964 , Pages 63-79 5 - Fertility and Population Growth, 1965–1984 , Pages 81-103 6 - Policy Implications and Responses, 1965–1984 , Pages 105-127 7 - Conclusions , Pages 129-155 Appendix A - TOTAL FERTILITY RATES, 1920–1983 , Pages 158-161 APPENDIX B - EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY RESOLUTION ON MEASURES TO PROMOTE POPULATION GROWTH (1984) , Page 162 APPENDIX C - U.S. POLICY STATEMENT AT THE UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION (1984) , Pages 163-170 APPENDIX D - RESOLUTION BY RUMANIAN COMMUNIST PARTY ON POPULATION POLICY (1984) , Pages 171-176 APPENDIX E - THE HEIDELBERG MANIFESTO (1982) , Pages 176-178 References , Pages 179-188 Index , Pages 189-201 Michael S. Teitelbaum, Jay M. Winter. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 179-188.