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The Malthusian fallacy: Prophecies of doom and the crisis of Social Security

John MarkertCumberland University, Lebanon, TN37087, USA
Pages 555-568 | Published online: 09 Dec 2019

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John Markert. (2008) THE FADING DREAM OF RETIREMENT: SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING THE RETIREMENT DECISION. Sociological Spectrum 28:2, pages 213-233.
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Niraj Prakash Joshi & Luni Piya. (2021) Food and Nutrient Supply from Organic Agriculture in the Least Developed Countries and North America. Sustainability 13:9, pages 5068.
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John Markert. (2010) The Changing Face of Racial Discrimination: Hispanics as the Dominant Minority in the USA - a New Application of Power-Threat Theory. Critical Sociology 36:2, pages 307-327.
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