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A fascinating study (David Goodhart Sunday Times)A bold thesis, but the authors are convincing . . . this briskly readable book demands urgent attention (Sarah Ditum Mail on Sunday)The "everything you know is wrong" genre has become tedious, but this book is riveting and vitally important. With eye-opening data and lively writing, Bricker and Ibbitson show that the world is radically changing in a way that few people appreciate (Steven Pinker, Johnstone Professor of Psychology, Harvard University, and author of The Better Angels of Our Nature and Enlightenment Now)[Bricker and Ibbitson] have written a sparkling and enlightening guide to the contemporary world of fertility as small family sizes and plunging rates of child-bearing go global. (Paul Morland Globe and Mail)Bricker and Ibbitson work their way around the globe in pacey, sometimes breathless journalistic prose, although their argument is refreshingly clear and well balanced . . . (Robert Mayhew Literary Review)The authors combine a mastery of social-science research with enough journalistic flair to convince fair-minded readers of a simple fact: fertility is falling faster than most experts can readily explain, driven by persistent forces . . . Empty Planet succeeds as a long-overdue skewering of population-explosion fearmongers (Lyman Stone Wall Street Journal)A highly readable, controversial insight into a world rarely thought about - a world of depopulation under ubiquitous urbanisation (George Magnus, author of The Age of Aging and Red Flags: Why Xi's China is in Jeopardy)While the global population is swelling well over 7.5 billion people today, birth rates have nonetheless already begun dropping around the world. Past population declines have historically been driven by natural disasters or disease - the Toba supervolcano, Black Death or Spanish Flu - but this coming slump will be of our own demographic making. In this fascinating and thought-provoking book, Bricker and Ibbitson compellingly argue why by the end of this century the problem won't be overpopulation but a rapidly shrinking global populace, and how we might have to adapt (Professor Lewis Dartnell, author of The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch)To get the future right we must challenge our assumptions, and the biggest assumption so many of us make is that populations will keep growing. Bricker and Ibbitson deliver a mind-opening challenge that should be taken seriously by anyone who cares about the long-term future - which, I hope, is all of us (Dan Gardner, author of Risk and co-author of Superforecasting)Thanks to the authors' painstaking fact-finding and cogent analysis, [Empty Planet] offers ample and persuasive arguments for a re-evaluation of conventional wisdom (Booklist)

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For half a century, statisticians, pundits and politicians have warned that population growth is spiraling out of control, threatening to overwhelm the earth's resources. They are wrong. Empty Planet shows why exactly the opposite will soon be upon us.

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Taschenbuch: 304 Seiten

Verlag: Robinson (6. Februar 2020)

Sprache: Englisch

ISBN-10: 1472142977

ISBN-13: 978-1472142979

Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:

5.0 von 5 Sternen

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Nr. 25.723 in Fremdsprachige BÃ¼cher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige BÃ¼cher)

I devoured this incredibly interesting book, on things you wouldn't expect. Every claim is very well sourced and backed up. The author has not "invented" anything but just put several sources together to offer a more complete picture. This is absolutely NOT a "conspiracy theory" type of book. It's fascinating even though a bit scary to think in what kind of world we might live in as little as the next 30 years. Do not judge a book by its cover, you won't be disappointed by this read if you like to have your world views challenged a little from time to time.Also regarding other reviews, there's not much political tone to this view. So don't be afraid, you won't be getting a secret political indoctrination or anything of the sorts.

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