Preparing for the 21st Century by Paul M. Kennedy

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1993 Hard cover First edition. Good in very good dust jacket. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 428 p. Audience: General/trade. light speckling to top outer closed pages, text in excellent cond, clean, unmarked and tightly bound.

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1993 Hardcover Good Former Library Book, library binding, usual stamps and stickers. Small stain on rim of pages. some cover wear, pages okay.

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1993 Hardcover Good -First--Interior clean and tight. Top corner of back cover is creased. 428 pages. -Publish Place: New York-Size: 8vo-over 7A "-9A " tall.

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1993-02-09 Hardcover Good From Library JournalIn 1798 Thomas Robert Malthus wrote his famous treatise Essay on Population in which he gloomily contemplated the future of the West as it fell beneath the crush of overpopulation. Technology and emigration saved 19th-century England from Malthus's dire warnings. Kennedy, author of The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers ( LJ 12/87), focuses his new book on a reexamination of the age-old question of whether humanity can still survive the chronic crisis of reproducing beyond its resources. Projecting a world population of nearly ten billion by the middle of the next century, Kennedy analyzes the political, social, environmental, and economic results of continued population growth. Although not entirely pessimistic about our chances of success, Kennedy presents an abundance of statistical and empirical information to get the reader's attention. A gifted historian and writer of Big History, Kennedy provides an important analysis of our future. Highly recommended.

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1993-02-09 Hardcover Good In 1798 Thomas Robert Malthus wrote his famous treatise Essay on Population in which he gloomily contemplated the future of the West as it fell beneath the crush of overpopulation. Technology and emigration saved 19th-century England from Malthus's dire warnings. Kennedy, author of The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers ( LJ 12/87), focuses his new book on a reexamination of the age-old question of whether humanity can still survive the chronic crisis of reproducing beyond its resources. Projecting a world population of nearly ten billion by the middle of the next century, Kennedy analyzes the political, social, environmental, and economic results of continued population growth. Although not entirely pessimistic about our chances of success, Kennedy presents an abundance of statistical and empirical information to get the reader's attention. A gifted historian and writer of Big History, Kennedy provides an important analysis of our future. Highly recommended.

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0394584430 Hardcover Book, no Dust Jacket, otherwise a nice clean solid book.

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