Population Policy and Ethics: The American Experience : a Project of the Research Group on Ethics and Population of the Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life SciencesRobert M. Veatch Irvington Publishers, 1977 - 501 páginas |
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... given measure . At least some of this confusion could be avoided by being more explicit . AREAS OF IMPACT ON FREEDOM In addition to clarifying the question of whose freedom is affected by a given policy , it is also important to ...
... given measure . At least some of this confusion could be avoided by being more explicit . AREAS OF IMPACT ON FREEDOM In addition to clarifying the question of whose freedom is affected by a given policy , it is also important to ...
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... given to such claims to increase somewhat . Any scheme that discriminates directly in favor of members of one religion as opposed to members of another is clearly unconstitutional , and criteria that smack of discrimination will be ...
... given to such claims to increase somewhat . Any scheme that discriminates directly in favor of members of one religion as opposed to members of another is clearly unconstitutional , and criteria that smack of discrimination will be ...
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... given ecosystem make it impossible to " solve " the population problem by continually expanding the supply of resources necessary to sustain present patterns of consumption for all the members of an expanding population . 2. A second ...
... given ecosystem make it impossible to " solve " the population problem by continually expanding the supply of resources necessary to sustain present patterns of consumption for all the members of an expanding population . 2. A second ...
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