Video Interviews with Garrett Hardin
The following video interviews present Garrett's views on a variety of subjects, from population to national sovereignty. Always the agent provocateur, his comments persuade one to think about difficult problems requiring difficult solutions.
"I have a sentimental interest in our children and our grandchildren; I would like them to live in a better world. That's what I am trying to do: shake people up so that our grandchildren will live in a better world."
- Garrett Hardin
Each video segment is short enough to convey key points. Each individual video page contain additional information excerpts, and quotes from the video interview.
| Video Segment |
Length min:sec |
Source* |
Year |
| Waking from the Dream | 1:20 | CAPS | 2000 |
| Curing Disease | 1:00 | CAPS | 2000 |
| Overpopulation, Carrying Capacity, and Quality of Life | 9:26 | 802 | 1990 |
| Standard of Living, Immigration, and National Responsibility | 6:30 | 802 | 1990 |
| Human Nature and the Tragedy of the Commons | 8:30 | 802 | 1990 |
| Population, Demand, Sovereignty and Shortages | 8:32 | 803 | 1990 |
| Immigration Policy and Technological Solutions | 4:30 | 803 | 1990 |
| Tragedy of the Commons and Resource Allocation | 3:16 | 803 | 1990 |
| Diversity and National Segregation | 4:16 | 803 | 1990 |
| Longages and Overpopulation Predictions | 2:53 | 803 | 1990 |
| Maximum Population versus Optimum Population | 5:00 | 1720 | 1999 |
| A Global Village and World Government | 3:30 | 1720 | 1999 |
| Overpopulation and Natural Selection | 8:10 | 1720 | 1999 |
| Energy and Carrying Capacity | 4:16 | 1720 | 1999 |
| The Unmanaged Commons | 3:17 | 1725 | 1999 |
| Malthus, Darwin and Natural Selection | 7:15 | 1725 | 1999 |
| Energy and Consumption | 3:15 | 1725 | 1999 |
| Growth, Limits, and a Better World | 8:30 | 1725 | 1999 |
Video Sources
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* Video segments "Waking from the Dream" and "Curing Disease" are copyright 2000 Californians for Population Stabilization, 1129 State Street, Suite 3-D, Santa Barbara, CA 93101. Permission is required for use other than personal viewing. Video shows 802, 803, 1720 and 1725 are copyright 1990-1999 Educational Communications. Permission is required for use other than personal viewing. You can order these video interviews in their entirety. Each of these interviews is approximately 30 minutes in length.
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