The Next Crisis

In The Next Crisis, volume 1, geographer Danny Dorling examines the global anxieties that shape our modern world. By analyzing extensive polling data, this sociology and social sciences text reveals how public perception often diverges from mainstream media headlines. Dorling investigates the urgent realities of inequality, the cost of living, and the complex relationship between employment and immigration. This work explores how corruption impacts care and how fears regarding climate change and distant conflicts influence societal stability.

This reference book provides a deep dive into anthropology and cultural studies to redraw our understanding of global threats. Dorling addresses the unknown unknowns, including pandemics and environmental disasters, to offer a clearer view of our uncertain future. As a significant contribution to politics and social sciences, The Next Crisis uses up-to-date research to propose practical solutions for tackling systemic issues. It is a rigorous study of class, sociology, and the evolving human condition.