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@proceedings{1804121,
author = {Greguš, Jan},
booktitle = {Congress of the European Society of Gynecology, Venice},
keywords = {unsustainability; roots of population growth; familly planning; education and empowerment; reproductive ethics; environmental etchics; one-child ethics; lengthening generations; child-free women},
language = {eng},
title = {One-Child Ethics as the Only Solution to Our Overpopulation Crisis},
year = {2021}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1804121
AU - Greguš, Jan
PY - 2021
TI - One-Child Ethics as the Only Solution to Our Overpopulation Crisis
KW - unsustainability
KW - roots of population growth
KW - familly planning
KW - education and empowerment
KW - reproductive ethics
KW - environmental etchics
KW - one-child ethics
KW - lengthening generations
KW - child-free women
N2 - The goal of the second of two Venice presentations was to present five roots of population growth and point out that four out of five roots can be addressed. The only root that should not be addressed is mortality decline which is desirable, and curbing it would be unethical and unacceptable. Unwanted fertility and coerced fertility are addressed and combated by voluntary family planning and the education and empowerment of girls and women. But, to achieve sustainability, even wanted fertility and population momentum needs to be addressed. For this, environmental ethics and education, and reproductive ethics (ideally one-child ethics) are of vital importance nowadays. Other measures that are helpful are lengthening generations and support of women who voluntarily decide to stay child-free (not child-less, which is stigmatizing). Again, the presentation concluded by the assurance that sustainability is possible but requires a sustainable humankind.
ER -
GREGUŠ, Jan. One-Child Ethics as the Only Solution to Our Overpopulation Crisis. In \textit{Congress of the European Society of Gynecology, Venice}. 2021.
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