The Politics of Rapid Population Growth in the Middle East - JSTOR
Rapid population growth in the Middle East as in the rest of Asia and Africa is a relatively recent trend, dating back essentially to the end of World War II. The region's population, it is true, had been rising steadily since the start of the nineteenth century. After 1945 it suddenly began to ................
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