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DESCRIPTION:Leonard Lopoo\, associate dean\, chair and professor of public 
 administration and international affairs\; Paul Volcker Chair in Behaviora
 l Economics\; and director of the Maxwell X Lab at Syracuse University\, w
 ill present\, “Wanting Children: Family Planning Policies and the Engineer
 ing of America’s Population” as part of the CPR Seminar Series.&nbsp\;Abst
 ract: Government-sponsored family planning in the United States is quite d
 ifferent from other wealthy countries. We focus on the low-income populati
 on exclusively and only provide assistance if a low-income family wants to
  avoid childbearing. This book discusses the state—past\, present\, and fu
 ture—of U.S. federal family-planning pro¬grams\, including its eugenic leg
 acy. I will show that\, while we would like to think any American who want
 s to become a parent can\, the odds for the wealthy and the poor are highl
 y unequal. I also offer a new way to think about family planning in the U.
 S. I argue that all population policies should focus on wantedness\, i.e.\
 , that most equitable approach to family planning is one that supports fam
 ilies that want to have children as strongly as those who do not.
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SUMMARY:Wanting Children: Family Planning Policies and the Engineering of A
 merica’s Population
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Leonard Lopoo\, associate dean\, chair and 
 professor of public administration and international affairs\; Paul Volcke
 r Chair in Behavioral Economics\; and director of the Maxwell X Lab at Syr
 acuse University\, will present\, “Wanting Children: Family Planning Polic
 ies and the Engineering of America’s Population” as part of the CPR Semina
 r Series.&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Abstract</strong>: Government-sponsored fam
 ily planning in the United States is quite different from other wealthy co
 untries. We focus on the low-income population exclusively and only provid
 e assistance if a low-income family wants to avoid childbearing. This book
  discusses the state—past\, present\, and future—of U.S. federal family-pl
 anning pro¬grams\, including its eugenic legacy. I will show that\, while 
 we would like to think any American who wants to become a parent can\, the
  odds for the wealthy and the poor are highly unequal. I also offer a new 
 way to think about family planning in the U.S. I argue that all population
  policies should focus on wantedness\, i.e.\, that most equitable approach
  to family planning is one that supports families that want to have childr
 en as strongly as those who do not.</p>
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