European Governmental Action Regarding Population

OVERNMENTAL action with respect to population is now an important matter in all technically advanced nations, with the notable exception of the United States. At bottom, this is one aspect of the ubiquitous extension of public interest into all spheres of social life, including many fields that in the nineteenth century lay quite outside the recognized scope of governmental concern. Interest in population trends as an object of governmental action has also been stimulated by the progress of demography, which reveals the future significance of present trends and makes it possible to take their social, economic, and political effects into account more accurately. In many countries, as in France, the initial measures that now form the core

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