Markets and Malthus: population, gender, and health in neo-liberal times/ 
edited by Mohan Rao and Sarah Sexton 
 - Los Angeles:  SAGE,  2010. 
 - xii, 350 p. 
<br/><br/>Introduction : population, health, and gender in neo-liberal times / Mohan Rao, Sarah Sexton --<br/>A decade and more after Cairo : women's health in a free market economy / Sarah Sexton and Sumati Nair --<br/>Liberal ends, illiberal means : national security, "environmental conflict" and the making of the Cairo consensus / Betsy Hartmann --<br/>The politics of abortion : a note / Marlene Fried --<br/>An entangled Skein : neo-Malthusianisms in neo- liberal times / Mohan Rao --<br/>Neo-liberal development and reproductive health in India : the making of the personal and the political / Rachel Simon-Kumar --<br/>A decade after cairo in Latin America : an overview / Martha Rosenberg --<br/>Redefining and medicalizing population policies : NGOs and their innovative contributions to the post Cairo agenda / Susanne Schultz --<br/>Structural adjustment, impotence, and family planning : men's voices in Egypt / Kamran Asdar Ali --<br/>What has happened in Africa since Cairo? / Meredeth Turshen --<br/>Reproductive health, family planning, and HIV/AIDs : dangers of (dis)integration in Tanzania and Uganda / Lisa Ann Richey --<br/>China's population policies : engendered biopolitics, the one-child norm, and masculinization of child sex ratios / Susan Greenhalgh. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788132102977 9789386042569 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Neoliberalism<br/>Population--Economic aspects<br/>Population policy<br/>Women--Economic conditions