Geography Optional 300+ Score Pack · Model answer
Write a critique of natural law theories on population.
- 20 marks
- Population Geography
Natural law theories explain fertility by a biological, physiological or quasi-natural mechanism rather than by social and economic conditions. Malthus, Sadler, Doubleday, Spencer, Gini, Pearl and de Castro each proposed a universal law — of ratios, density, diet, nervous energy, organic decay or logistic growth — that would hold everywhere. Every one of them has…
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- What Makes a Theory a Natural Law Theory
- Malthus: The Parent Argument
- The Claim and the Mechanism
- The Critique
- Sadler: Fecundity Against Density
- Doubleday: The Diet Theory
- …and 9 more sections, with a conclusion
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