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"Malthus and his Work" by James Bonar offers a comprehensive exploration of the life and intellectual contributions of Thomas Robert Malthus, the influential figure behind Malthusian population theory. This carefully prepared print edition delves into Malthus's key ideas and their lasting impact on political economy and economic history.
Explore the core tenets of Malthus's demographic theories and their reception in the context of his time. Bonar meticulously examines Malthus's arguments, placing them within the broader landscape of social sciences and historical thought. This book is an invaluable resource for understanding the origins and development of economic and social thought related to population dynamics. A vital text for anyone studying economic history, demography, or the history of social science, "Malthus and his Work" provides a deep dive into the mind of a thinker whose ideas continue to resonate today.
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