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It is obvious that overpopulation is the most critical social problem of our time. As such, it is necessarily the greatest legal problem of our time and the greatest challenge which faces the legal profession today. Since the population problem is fast becoming the population crisis, it is essential that our laws and our legal order must now be subject to reexamination. We dare wait no longer in studying, formulating, and augmenting the proper and precise laws and legal machinery both to help restrain the population growth and to alleviate the ills inherent in overpopulation and unwanted population.But we must, in our quest for the best laws, be wary of the trap of talking solely in terms of population curtailment. We must take as our guiding principle the words of population expert, John D. Rockefeller, III: "Our constant goal is and must be the enrichment of human life, not its restriction." In other words, our new laws on the population problem must at the same time make for a better society

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• A Model for Determining Information Diffusion in a Family Planning Program

  Audrey R Jackson, A R Haygarth Jackson•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1972

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• Legal Aspects of Family Stability

  Marylyn Mason Mayo•Australian Social Work•1978

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