Populism : the new-born international democracy under the auspices of Mr. Bryan, the political hero of America, versus cryptic autocracy and blatant toryism. by Kosmos-Veritas Americus, pseud

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Populism : a very short introduction / by Mudde, Cas, Rovira Kaltwasser, Cristóbal

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Populism A Very Short Introduction; COPYRIGHT; DEDICATION; CONTENTS; List of illustrations; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; Chapter 1: What is populism?…”
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Populism : Latin American perspectives /

Table of Contents: “…Intro -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Foreword by Jean Grugel -- Introduction -- 1 Populism in Latin America: development, democracy and social transformation -- Rethinking populism -- Latin American perspectives -- Classical populism -- Contemporary populism -- References -- 2 Peronism in Argentina: left or right? …”
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Population.

Subjects: “…Population Periodicals.…”
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Population.

Subjects: “…Population Periodicals.…”
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Population.

Subjects: “…Population Periodicals.…”
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Population. by Petersen, William

Subjects: “…Population.…”

Populism : a psychohistorical perspective / by Youngdale, James M.

Subjects: “…Populism United States.…”

Population : the growth of metropolitan districts in the United States, 1900-1940 / by Thompson, Warren Simpson, 1887-1950

“…United States Population.…”

Population : the dynamics of demographic change / by Nam, Charles B.

Subjects: “…Population.…”

Population : analysis and models / by Henry, Louis, writer on demography

Population. by Petersen, William

Subjects: “…Population.…”

On population. by Malthus, T. R. 1766-1834

Subjects: “…Population.…”

Populism / by Canovan, Margaret

Subjects: “…Populism.…”

Populism; its meaning and national characteristics.

Population : theory and policy / by Schoen, Robert

Subjects: “…Population.…”

Populism : the humane preference in America, 1890-1900 / by Clanton, O. Gene

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Population : opposing viewpoints /

Table of Contents: “…Historical debate: is there a population problem? -- Is the world's population growing too fast? …”

Of population; an enquiry concerning the power of increase in the numbers of mankind, being an answer to Mr. Malthus's essay on that subject. by Godwin, William, 1756-1836

Population: the first essay. by Malthus, T. R. 1766-1834

Table of Contents: “…Nature of the difficulty arising from population -- The different ratio in which population and food increase -- Oscillation produced by them in the condition of the lower classes of society -- The savage or hunter state shortly reviewed -- The shepherd state, or the tribes of barbarians that overran the Roman Empire -- The superiority of the power of population to the means of subsistence -- the cause of the great tide of Northern Emigration -- The two principal checks to population -- The first, or preventive check examined with regard to England -- The second, or positive check to population examined, in England -- The powerful tendency of the poor laws to defeat their own purpose -- The absolute impossibility, from the fixed laws of our nature, that the pressure of want can ever be completely removed from the lower classes of society -- All the checks to population may be resolved into misery or vice -- New colonies -- Reasons for their rapid increase -- North American Colonies -- Extraordinary instance of increase in the back settlements -- A probable cause of epidemics -- Best criterion of a permanent increase of population -- Great frugality of living one of the causes of the famines of China and Indostan -- Only one proper way of encouraging population -- Causes of the Happiness of nations -- Famine, the last and most dreadful mode by which nature represses a redundant population -- Condorcet's conjecture concerning the organic perfectibility of man, and the indefinite prolongation of human life -- Fallacy of the argument, which infers an unlimited progress from a partial improvement, the limit of which cannot be ascertained, illustrated in the breeding of animals, and the cultivation of plants -- Godwin's system of equality -- Error of attributing all the vices of mankind to human institutions.…”