Growing Populations, Changing Landscapes: Studies from India, China, and the United States

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Front Matter (R1-R24)

Executive Summary (1-8)

Part I. Population and Land Use in India, China, and the United States: Context, Observations, and Findings (9-10)

1. Introduction to the Tri-Academy Project (11-22)

2. Elements of Population Growth (23-42)

3. Land Use Change in Space and Time (43-60)

4. Findings and Observations of the Tri-Academy Project (61-72)

Part II. India (73-74)

Indian Case Studies: An Introduction (75-78)

5. Population and Land Use in Kerala (79-106)

6. Population and Land Use in Haryana (107-144)

7. Gender Dimensions of the Relationship between Population and Land Use in the Indian States of Kerala and Haryana (145-172)

Part III. China (173-174)

Chinese Case Studies: An Introduction (175-178)

8. Population, Consumption, and Land Use in the Jitai Basin Region, Jiangxi Province (179-206)

9. Population, Consumption, and Land Use in the Pearl River Delta, Guangdong Province (207-230)

Part IV. United States (231-232)

U.S. Case Studies: An Introduction (233-236)

10. Transformation of the South Florida Landscape (237-274)

11. Evolution of the Chicago Landscape: Population Dynamics, Economic Development, and Land Use Change (275-300)

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