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The title of this paper came out of a conversation I had on a recent trip to Canada. I had gone there because I wanted to spend a bit of time seeing how non-government organisations in Canada were faring in this age of re inventing government. Osborne and Gaebler (1992) I wanted to try and understand whether there were any lessons in the Canadian experience, that might be relevant for Australia. As I hope to demonstrate while there are both similarities and differences, the questions facing both nations have a remarkable correspondence.

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction Making A Difference: A Rhetorical Question? -- Key Challenges and Responsibilities of the Churches in the Current Social and Cultural Context -- The Salvation Army and Social Commitment -- Social Concerns and Vatican II: A Response from the Catholic Tradition -- Social Thinking Among Churches of Christ in Australia -- Social Concern in the Baptist Tradition -- Anglican Social Thinking for Australia: Making a Difference? -- Social Concern in the Tradition of the Uniting Church in Australia -- Social Justice in the Coptic Orthodox Church -- The Importance of Knowing Our Christian Social Traditions -- Contributors.

This book examines the history behind the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of population policies from 1950 to today. Examines more developed, less developed, and the least developed countries at present as well as assessing their future prospects.

Annotation This text examines the history behind the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of population policies from 1950 to today. Examines more developed, less developed, and the least developed countries at present as well as assessing their future prospects.