Is she simply explaining the trends of the last several decades, through the lens of Incrementalism?

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http://www.newswithviews.com/Levant/nancy102.htm

Answer 1

Cant answer until I know what you are arrogantly elite about.!!!

Answer 2

She is very scientifically frightening all of the US citizens ,
So the worst fears are in front of you and your country ,
Such things are written for the purpose that , when all this happen you should be ready to swallow,
We (the non US people) think from outside that "you US citizens" enjoy the best civil rights as compared to the rest of the world ,
But as this Lady says , your civil rights can be terminated any time ???
Do you really feel any serious threat for your country ? No there is not any ,
But if USA is for some reason feel itself bound to "attack one country after the other" then USA will be no where on earth.

Answer 3

Fertility trends in Canada and other industrialized countries reflect profound changes in society over the past 40 years. This issue of the Health Policy Research Bulletin examines the complex dynamics behind recent fertility trends, including transformations in family structure, gender roles and life transitions. It also explores the implications of these trends for women, men, children, the health care system and society as a whole.

Canadians today are having fewer children and having them later in life than ever before. Research on reproductive delay, commissioned by Health Canada, shows that the gap between the socioeconomic status of older first-time parents and their younger counterparts has grown. While later childbearing presents certain health risks for mothers and infants, socioeconomic status is a key determinant of health and must also be considered in the study of fertility trends.

This issue of the Bulletin also examines:

how delays in life transitions, such as pursuing higher education, leaving home and forming relationships, are associated with later childbearing
the relationship between reproductive delay and the overall trend towards declining fertility rates
the socioeconomic benefits and health risks of reproductive delay for women, men and their families
the health and social implications of the timing of childbirth for individual families and at the societal level
Finally, the need for discussion and debate on the implications of these findings is highlighted, as well as the need for further research on factors that influence the childbearing decisions of both women and men. From a policy perspective, efforts might well focus on modifying the factors that contribute to these trends, and mitigating or eliminating the disadvantages arising from them. In pursuing debate on the potential for a population policy in Canada, the Bulletin puts forward several options to be explored.

Answer 4

Martial Law is prevailing in the US because the President can order to wire tap any person even on suspicion only which is a violation of the constitutional right to privacy.