Working Paper # 1
I.P.F.A. Foreign Policy Series
 

Population Control
and
National Security

A Review of U.S. National Security Policy
On Population Issues
1970-1988

Population assistance has been a major part of the United States' foreign aid program since 1965. This document, the first in a series of working papers on U.S. foreign policy toward Africa, is based on memoranda from the National Security Council which have been declassified since mid-1989 and on reports by the General Accounting Office and private publishers. Its purpose is to provide background on objectives which form the basis for U.S. population intervention in the developing world.

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Table of Contents

 1

The National Security Council

12

Country Programs

2

Demographic Trends

13

Influencing Policy

3

Foreign Aid

14

Public Relations

4

NSSM 200

15

Collaborating with Other Donors

5

Demographic Analysis

16

Intelligence and Research

6

Security Factors of Population Control

17

Family Planning Services

7

Political Factors of Population Control

18

Family Planning Motivation

8

Policy Recommendations

19

Integrated Approach

9

Diplomatic Initiatives

20

Plan of Action

10

Implementation of the Population Strategy

21

Current Policy

11

Report of the Under Secretaries Committee

22

The Pentagon Study
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