About The Social Contract Press

There are several factors which make The Social Contract Press successful. First is the content of our materials. Secondly, we have a wonderful support staff including the individuals listed below. Read the short biography of each. It will give you a greater understanding of who we are.

John H., Tanton, M.D. is publisher of The Social Contract, and served as editor for its first 8 years. He is a retired eye surgeon whose boyhood on a farm made him into an ardent conservationist and advocate for the environment. His conviction that continued human population growth was a large part of the conservation problem led him to chair the National Sierra Club Population Committee (1971-74), and to the national board of Zero Population Growth (1973-78, including a term as president, 1975-77). In 1979, as immigration grew to be the significant part of the U.S. population problem, he organized the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) based in Washington, D.C. He is co-author with Wayne Lutton of The Immigration Invasion, and has written numerous editorials and opinion pieces including "End of the Migration Epoch."

Wayne Lutton, Ph.D., is editor of The Social Contract, having served as associate editor for six years. He is a policy analyst and historian who has published widely on population and immigration concerns. With a Ph.D. in history, Dr. Lutton has been research director for an educational institute, a college professor, and a frequent speaker at symposia and on radio talk shows. He is the author or contributor to many books and monographs including The Immigration Time Bomb (revised 1988), and The Immigration Invasion. He has written hundreds of articles and reviews that have appeared in Chronicles, National Review, The Social Contract and other journals of scholarship and opinion.

Kevin Lamb is a graduate of Indiana University with degrees in journalism and political science. He served as managing editor of Human Events (2002-2005) and as a library assistant for Newsweek (1989-2002). His writings have appeared in The Asian Wall Street Journal, National Review, Chronicles, Society, Human Events, Mankind Quarterly, Middle American News, Conservative Review, The Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, and Right Now!