Definition of neo-Malthusianism in English:

neo-Malthusianism

nounˌniːəʊmalˈθjuːzɪənɪz(ə)mˌnēōmalˈTHo͞oZHəˌnizəm

mass noun

The view that the rate of increase of a population should be controlled.
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike The Dialectics of Nature, The Concept of Nature in Marx was scripted in the context of a neo-Malthusianism arguably as intellectually and politically pervasive as the idealism which Engels had struggled against.
- Its authors focus attention on three paradigms that have dominated research and interpretation in the past century: neo-Malthusianism; Marxism; and commercialization.
- But probably the single most important reason neo-Malthusianism is so powerful in the US is because it resonates so well with domestic racism and sexism.
- The majority of Brazilian social scientists, opponents of neo-Malthusianism, were against any type of presence of the State in the field of human reproduction.
- The decrease in workers' fertility in these countries corresponded to the geographical extension of neo-Malthusianism.
- But the most sinister feature about neo-Malthusianism is the extent to which it actively deflects us from dealing with the social origins of our ecological problems - indeed, the extent to which it places the blame for them on the victims of hunger rather than those who victimize them.
- The neo-Malthusianism is one of the indicators of this anomy.
- Dualistic thinking, the separation of self and other and of subject and object, lies at the root of neo-Malthusianism.
- These kinds of ecology, these ideas of Malthusianism, as they're called, or neo-Malthusianism, are always incompetent.
- Topics include: ideas of nature; colonial and neo-colonial conservation; ecology in the atomic age; the tragedy of the commons; neo-Malthusianism; local knowledge and rationality; ecological resistance and agency; political ecology; gendered politics of development; planetary management and other global environmental discourses.
- Starting from a position which sees neo-Malthusianism as a dominant ideological analysis and approach to the global ecological crisis, she suggests that, ‘Like Malthus, contemporary Malthusian analysts who work within the population control paradigm advocate population stabilization as a substitute for social justice and political-economic transformation’.
- His defeat in debate with W. H. Beveridge in 1923-24 and the phases of his subsequent recantation of neo-Malthusianism are then considered, as are his views on birth control.

Derivatives

neo-Malthusian

noun & adjective

Today's neo-Malthusians share the old prejudices, but in addition they harbour a powerful sense of loathing against the human species itself.
Example sentencesExamples
- On the one hand, feminist advocates have faced neo-Malthusian population control organizations, closely tied both to medical establishments and to many government and international population agencies.
- So, the idea of sustainable development, which was developed by the neo-Malthusians, who were genocidal artists, was developed with malice aforethought.
- Starting from the 1970s, some neo-classical and especially neo-Malthusian authors have emphatically posed the question concerning the ‘natural limits’ of growth.
- The late Julian Simon wrote dozens of books and articles debunking neo-Malthusians.

Definition of neo-Malthusianism in US English:

neo-Malthusianism

nounˌnēōmalˈTHo͞oZHəˌnizəm

The view that the rate of increase of a population should be controlled.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dualistic thinking, the separation of self and other and of subject and object, lies at the root of neo-Malthusianism.
- The decrease in workers' fertility in these countries corresponded to the geographical extension of neo-Malthusianism.
- But probably the single most important reason neo-Malthusianism is so powerful in the US is because it resonates so well with domestic racism and sexism.
- His defeat in debate with W. H. Beveridge in 1923-24 and the phases of his subsequent recantation of neo-Malthusianism are then considered, as are his views on birth control.
- The majority of Brazilian social scientists, opponents of neo-Malthusianism, were against any type of presence of the State in the field of human reproduction.
- Its authors focus attention on three paradigms that have dominated research and interpretation in the past century: neo-Malthusianism; Marxism; and commercialization.
- The neo-Malthusianism is one of the indicators of this anomy.
- Starting from a position which sees neo-Malthusianism as a dominant ideological analysis and approach to the global ecological crisis, she suggests that, ‘Like Malthus, contemporary Malthusian analysts who work within the population control paradigm advocate population stabilization as a substitute for social justice and political-economic transformation’.
- These kinds of ecology, these ideas of Malthusianism, as they're called, or neo-Malthusianism, are always incompetent.
- But the most sinister feature about neo-Malthusianism is the extent to which it actively deflects us from dealing with the social origins of our ecological problems - indeed, the extent to which it places the blame for them on the victims of hunger rather than those who victimize them.
- Unlike The Dialectics of Nature, The Concept of Nature in Marx was scripted in the context of a neo-Malthusianism arguably as intellectually and politically pervasive as the idealism which Engels had struggled against.
- Topics include: ideas of nature; colonial and neo-colonial conservation; ecology in the atomic age; the tragedy of the commons; neo-Malthusianism; local knowledge and rationality; ecological resistance and agency; political ecology; gendered politics of development; planetary management and other global environmental discourses.

单词	neo-Malthusianism
释义	Definition of neo-Malthusianism in English: neo-Malthusianism nounˌniːəʊmalˈθjuːzɪənɪz(ə)mˌnēōmalˈTHo͞oZHəˌnizəm mass noun The view that the rate of increase of a population should be controlled. Example sentencesExamples Unlike The Dialectics of Nature, The Concept of Nature in Marx was scripted in the context of a neo-Malthusianism arguably as intellectually and politically pervasive as the idealism which Engels had struggled against. Its authors focus attention on three paradigms that have dominated research and interpretation in the past century: neo-Malthusianism; Marxism; and commercialization. But probably the single most important reason neo-Malthusianism is so powerful in the US is because it resonates so well with domestic racism and sexism. The majority of Brazilian social scientists, opponents of neo-Malthusianism, were against any type of presence of the State in the field of human reproduction. The decrease in workers' fertility in these countries corresponded to the geographical extension of neo-Malthusianism. But the most sinister feature about neo-Malthusianism is the extent to which it actively deflects us from dealing with the social origins of our ecological problems - indeed, the extent to which it places the blame for them on the victims of hunger rather than those who victimize them. The neo-Malthusianism is one of the indicators of this anomy. Dualistic thinking, the separation of self and other and of subject and object, lies at the root of neo-Malthusianism. These kinds of ecology, these ideas of Malthusianism, as they're called, or neo-Malthusianism, are always incompetent. Topics include: ideas of nature; colonial and neo-colonial conservation; ecology in the atomic age; the tragedy of the commons; neo-Malthusianism; local knowledge and rationality; ecological resistance and agency; political ecology; gendered politics of development; planetary management and other global environmental discourses. Starting from a position which sees neo-Malthusianism as a dominant ideological analysis and approach to the global ecological crisis, she suggests that, ‘Like Malthus, contemporary Malthusian analysts who work within the population control paradigm advocate population stabilization as a substitute for social justice and political-economic transformation’. His defeat in debate with W. H. Beveridge in 1923-24 and the phases of his subsequent recantation of neo-Malthusianism are then considered, as are his views on birth control. Derivatives neo-Malthusian noun & adjective Today's neo-Malthusians share the old prejudices, but in addition they harbour a powerful sense of loathing against the human species itself. Example sentencesExamples On the one hand, feminist advocates have faced neo-Malthusian population control organizations, closely tied both to medical establishments and to many government and international population agencies. So, the idea of sustainable development, which was developed by the neo-Malthusians, who were genocidal artists, was developed with malice aforethought. Starting from the 1970s, some neo-classical and especially neo-Malthusian authors have emphatically posed the question concerning the ‘natural limits’ of growth. The late Julian Simon wrote dozens of books and articles debunking neo-Malthusians. Definition of neo-Malthusianism in US English: neo-Malthusianism nounˌnēōmalˈTHo͞oZHəˌnizəm The view that the rate of increase of a population should be controlled. Example sentencesExamples Dualistic thinking, the separation of self and other and of subject and object, lies at the root of neo-Malthusianism. The decrease in workers' fertility in these countries corresponded to the geographical extension of neo-Malthusianism. But probably the single most important reason neo-Malthusianism is so powerful in the US is because it resonates so well with domestic racism and sexism. His defeat in debate with W. H. Beveridge in 1923-24 and the phases of his subsequent recantation of neo-Malthusianism are then considered, as are his views on birth control. The majority of Brazilian social scientists, opponents of neo-Malthusianism, were against any type of presence of the State in the field of human reproduction. Its authors focus attention on three paradigms that have dominated research and interpretation in the past century: neo-Malthusianism; Marxism; and commercialization. The neo-Malthusianism is one of the indicators of this anomy. Starting from a position which sees neo-Malthusianism as a dominant ideological analysis and approach to the global ecological crisis, she suggests that, ‘Like Malthus, contemporary Malthusian analysts who work within the population control paradigm advocate population stabilization as a substitute for social justice and political-economic transformation’. These kinds of ecology, these ideas of Malthusianism, as they're called, or neo-Malthusianism, are always incompetent. But the most sinister feature about neo-Malthusianism is the extent to which it actively deflects us from dealing with the social origins of our ecological problems - indeed, the extent to which it places the blame for them on the victims of hunger rather than those who victimize them. Unlike The Dialectics of Nature, The Concept of Nature in Marx was scripted in the context of a neo-Malthusianism arguably as intellectually and politically pervasive as the idealism which Engels had struggled against. Topics include: ideas of nature; colonial and neo-colonial conservation; ecology in the atomic age; the tragedy of the commons; neo-Malthusianism; local knowledge and rationality; ecological resistance and agency; political ecology; gendered politics of development; planetary management and other global environmental discourses.
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