The Shortest History of Eugenics From "Science" to Atrocity - How a Dangerous Movement Shaped the World, and Why It Persists

Preface: The Good BirthPart 1:Surviving the Unfittest (c.500 BCE to 1898)Chapter 1: Managing FateChapter 2: Degenerates         Chapter 3: Natural Born Criminals     Chapter 4: From Sir Francis Galton to Connecticut   Part 2:Making Eugenics a Science (1899-1927)   Chapter 5: The Indiana Plan   Chapter 6: The American Eugenics Triangle  Chapter 7: Studying the Worst of Us Chapter 8: Legal Scaffolding for Eugenics     Part 3:Cleaning the Race (1919-1945)      Chapter 9: Drowning “the Great Race” Under a “Rising Tide of Color”         Chapter 10: A Global Eugenics Network        Chapter 11: Making America White Again    Chapter 12: Nazi Ties Chapter 13: To Murder Six Million     Part 4:Population Control (1945-1980)    Chapter 14: A Surplus Colonial Population   Chapter 15: The Population Control Industrial Complex       Chapter 16: The Population Bomb Bomb      Chapter 17: Emergencies       Part 5:Eugenics is Dead; Long Live Eugenics (1980 to today)    Chapter 18: Resistance, Weak and Strong     Chapter 19: From Population Control to Poverty Control     Chapter 20: Sterilizing Criminals Again         Chapter 21: Newgenics?SourcesAcknowledgmentsIndex