Beyond Malthus: Population and Power

The book is in fair condition with visible wear on the cover, including creases and scuff marks. The pages show signs of age-related tanning and some staining, particularly on the title and copyright pages. The binding remains intact, though it shows signs of weakening typical for a paperback of this age. No dust jacket is present as this is a trade paperback edition.

Neil W. Chamberlain's "Beyond Malthus: Population and Power" is published by Prentice-Hall, Inc. in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, in 1972. This is the First PRISM PAPERBACK edition of Chamberlain's in-depth examination of population dynamics and their influence on power structures. The book, originally copyrighted by Basic Books, Inc. in 1970, explores the implications of Malthusian theory in modern social contexts. Chamberlain, a noted economist, provides a critical analysis of how population growth affects societal power dynamics. This edition is particularly notable for its insightful commentary and relevance to contemporary discussions on population studies. The book is out of print, adding to its scarcity and appeal to collectors and researchers interested in social science and population studies. The physical condition reflects its age, with notable wear consistent with a well-read paperback.