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Jeff McMahan: Introduction; I. CAUSING PEOPLE TO EXIST AND THE NON-IDENTITY PROBLEM; 1 Ralf Bader: The Asymmetry; 2 M. A. Roberts: The Value and Probabilities of Existence; 3 Hilary Greaves and John Cusbert: Comparing Existence and Non-existence; 4 Patrick Tomlin: The Impure Non-Identity Problem; 5 Elizabeth Harman: Abortion and the Non-Identity Problem; 6 Andrew McGee and Julian Savulescu: A Partial Solution to the Non-Identity Problem: Regretting One was Born and Having a Life not Subjectively Worth Living; II. THE REPUGNANT CONCLUSION, FUTURE GENERATIONS, AND EXTINCTION; 7 Larry Temkin: Population Ethics Forty Years On: Some Lessons Learned from Box Ethics; 8 Jacob Nebel: Totalism without Repugnance; 9 Johann Frick: Context-dependent Betterness and the Mere Addition Paradox; 10 Niko Kolodny: Saving Posterity from a Worse Fate; 11 Andreas L. Mogensen: Against Large Number Scepticism; 12 William MacAskill: Are We Living at the Hinge of History?; 13 S.J. Beard and Patrick Kaczmarek: On Theory X and What Matters Most; III. EVALUATIVE IMPRECISION, INCOMMENSURABILITY, AND VAGUENESS IN VALUE; 14 Ruth Chang: How to Avoid the Repugnant Conclusion; 15 Wlodek Rabinowicz: Can Parfit’s Appeal to Incommensurabilities Block the Continuum Argument for the Repugnant Conclusion?; 16 Gustaf Arrhenius: Population Ethics and Conflict of Value Imprecision; 17 Teruji Thomas: Evaluative Imprecision, Scales of Value, and Vague Preference; 18 Theron Pummer: Sorites on What Matters; IV. PRIORITARIANISM IN POPULATION ETHICS; 19 Michael Otsuka: Prioritarianism, Population Ethics, and Competing Claims; 20 Shlomi Segall: Quarantining Prioritarianism

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