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Norton / McGraw-Hill / Princeton University Press / Wilson / Western European / Harvard University Press / OurPlanet / Ecological Systems / Natural History Press / /
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Asia / North America / Europe / /
Country
Japan / United States / United Kingdom / China / /
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i.e. food / food production increases / food supply / food availability / human food availability / food / food production / food demand / human demographic systems / human food / obvious and sensible solution / /
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Harvard University / Princeton University / University of Illinois Press / Behavioral Sciences Department / Duke University / University of Chicago Press / New York Academy of Sciences / International Society for Ecosystem Health / United Nations / Population Reference Bureau / Royal Society / United Nations Environment Programme / /
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Cole Hopfenberg / Edie Hopfenberg / Russell Hopfenberg / Warren Thompson / Russell Hopfenberg Psychiatry / Steven Salmony / Emily Hopfenberg / /
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the World / Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society / Population and Environment / Current Anthropology / /
An expansion of the demographic transition model: the dynamic link between agricultural productivity and population Russell Hopfenberg Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Department, Duke University (Received 22 March 201