Bernard Campbell
-Human Ecology is intended for the general reader, but should also
be of interest to the professional. The subject is broad, but the
book is thorough.... Almost two hundred years ago, Malthus
proffered that food production likely could not keep pace with a
growing population. This problem is not new, it is no exciting, but
it is urgent, and Campbell's account is insightful.- --Brendan
Bingham, The Quarterly Review of Biology -[A] readable and
stimulating introduction for school leavers and first-year
undergraduates.- --K. M. Homewood, Man -[T]he book has potential
uses in courses on environmental studies, since it fills a gap in
current coverage in those courses, and is consistent with them in
its view of the ecological crisis.- --Emilio F. Moran, American
Ethnologist
"Human Ecology is intended for the general reader, but should also
be of interest to the professional. The subject is broad, but the
book is thorough.... Almost two hundred years ago, Malthus
proffered that food production likely could not keep pace with a
growing population. This problem is not new, it is no exciting, but
it is urgent, and Campbell's account is insightful." --Brendan
Bingham, The Quarterly Review of Biology "[A] readable and
stimulating introduction for school leavers and first-year
undergraduates." --K. M. Homewood, Man "[T]he book has potential
uses in courses on environmental studies, since it fills a gap in
current coverage in those courses, and is consistent with them in
its view of the ecological crisis." --Emilio F. Moran, American
Ethnologist
"Human Ecology is intended for the general reader, but should also
be of interest to the professional. The subject is broad, but the
book is thorough.... Almost two hundred years ago, Malthus
proffered that food production likely could not keep pace with a
growing population. This problem is not new, it is no exciting, but
it is urgent, and Campbell's account is insightful." --Brendan
Bingham, The Quarterly Review of Biology "[A] readable and
stimulating introduction for school leavers and first-year
undergraduates." --K. M. Homewood, Man "[T]he book has potential
uses in courses on environmental studies, since it fills a gap in
current coverage in those courses, and is consistent with them in
its view of the ecological crisis." --Emilio F. Moran, American
Ethnologist
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