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[Is population politics possible (author's transl)]
Geburtshilfe Und Frauenheilkunde
|March 1, 1977
Summary
State-led population policies should not be coercive. Upholding individual consent is crucial for ethical population governance within legal frameworks.
Area of Science:
- Political Science
- Sociology
- Ethics
Context:
- The study examines the role of the state in implementing population policies.
- It addresses the ethical implications of state intervention in population matters.
Purpose:
- To analyze the concept of state-driven population politics.
- To condemn the use of force in implementing population control measures.
- To emphasize the importance of individual consent in population policies.
Summary:
- Population politics enacted by the state are discussed, with a strong condemnation of coercive methods.
- The foundational principles of a state, namely law and order, are highlighted.
- The necessity of free individual consent for any state-sanctioned population politics is asserted.
Impact:
- This research contributes to the discourse on human rights and state responsibilities in population management.
- It advocates for ethical population policies grounded in individual autonomy and legal order.