When Liberals Were For Sensible Policies on the Environment, Immigration, and Advancing the National Interest - the Social Contract Winter 2019 issue

By Fred Elbel on 2 February 2019
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population

The Social Contract - Winder 2019The Winter 2019 Social Contract issue focuses on "When Liberals Were For Sensible Policies on the Environment, Immigration, and Advancing the National Interest."

View the full cover. Read the Winter 2019 Social Contract Journal online or obtain a printed copy.

Articles are included below:

  1. The Retreat from Advocating for Environmental/Population Balance - From Mainstream Conservationism to 'Voices in the Wilderness'
    by Wayne Lutton, Ph.D.
  2. Liberal Policy Switches - From Latin American governance to environmental protection, the reversals are dizzying
    by Brenda Walker
  3. How Sierrans for U.S. Population Stabilization (SUSPS) Advised Congress in 2001 - An historical perspective followed by the official testimony
    by Fred Elbel, Dick Schneider, William G. Elder, and Stuart H. Hurlbert
  4. The United States Population and Immigration - Testimony to the 107th Congress of the United States, House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims, August 2, 2001
    by William G. Elder
  5. The Dawn of Overpopulation Dynamics: Earth Day 1970
    by Frosty Wooldridge
  6. World's Wilderness Succumbs to Man and Machines
    by Leon Kolankiewicz
  7. The Tragedy of the Commons - The population problem has no technical solution; it requires a fundamental extension in morality
    by Garrett Hardin
  8. A Caravan from Hell - With Outside Help
    by Carl F. Horowitz
  9. Facebook Protects Criminal Aliens - While The Washington Post denigrates 'Angel Families'
    by Dave Gibson
  10. Exposing Illegal Alien Crimes - An interview with investigative journalist and author Dave Gibson
    by Peter B. Gemma
  11. Trump-Era Job Gains Have Benefited Immigrants More Than Native-Born
    by Edwin S. Rubenstein
  12. John C. 'Jack' Oliver, an American Patriot, RIP
    by The Editors
  13. Long-Forgotten Policies, a Long Forgotten Vision - A Social Democratic Party that lost its way
    by Tim Murray
  14. 'Yellow Vest' Protests Show the Future Belongs To Activists Who Oppose the Globalist System
    by James Kirkpatrick
  15. A Revised Look at a Persistent Problem - An Expanded Edition of Carol Swain's Debating Immigration
    by Martin Witkerk
  16. A Cogent Case for Nationalism
    by John Vinson
  17. Sailing with Tucker Carlson
    by Peter B. Gemma
  18. 'Importing a Serf Class' - An excerpt from Tucker Carlson's Ship of Fools
    by Tucker Carlson
  19. An Overused and Frequently Misused Political Term
    by Mark Wegierski
  20. Creepy Technology - A review of the video documentary The Creepy Line
    by Fred Elbel
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