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Yale open course: global issues. Population growth]

Yale University Open Course: Global Population Growth

About course

This survey course introduces students to important basic materials about human fertility, population growth, population change and population policy. Topics include: human and environmental aspects of population pressure, population history, economic and cultural reasons of population change, environmental carrying capacity and sustainability. Political, religious and ethical issues surrounding fertility have also been paid attention to. Lectures and reading materials try to balance theory and population size analysis with individual and community research. The prospect is global, including both developed and developing countries.

In this survey, students learned important basic materials about human fertility, population growth, population change and population policy. Topics include: population pressure, human and environmental aspects of population history; Population change, environmental carrying capacity and sustainable development of economy and culture. Political, religious and moral issues revolve around infanticide, abortion, contraception, son preference, government coercion, immigration and women's status. These lectures and readings try to analyze the population size and theoretical balance formed by human individuals and the whole society. This view covers both developed and developing countries in the world. The reason for the debate is the influence of medical care and rapid population growth.

Classroom conversation

1. Sex and the Evolution of reproductive strategies

2. Sex and violence in apes.

3. From Ape to Man

4. When human beings are scarce.

5. Why is Africa different?

6. Malthusian era

7. Demographic transition in Europe; Decline in mortality rate

8. Demographic transition in Europe; Decline in fertility rate

9. Demographic transition in Europe

10. In terms of quantity

1 1. Low fertility rate in developed countries (guest lecture by Michael Teitelbaum)

12. Human and environmental impacts

13. Fertility attitudes and practices

14. Population transition in developing countries

15. Female disadvantage

16. Population of traditional China

17. Population of modern China

18. Economic impact of population growth

19. Economic motives for childbearing

20. Adolescent sexual behavior and adolescent pregnancy

2 1. Global abortion population statistics

22. Media and the Fertility Transition in Developing Countries (guest lecture by William Reyerson)

23. Biology and history of abortion

Population and environment

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