Apocalypse Next: The Economics of Global Catastrophic Risks Taiye Olugbemi

Apocalypse Next: The Economics of Global Catastrophic Risks Taiye OlugbemiStephen Davies analyses the potential catastrophes from nuclear war and climate change to further pandemics, the misuse of Artificial Intelligence and more that could jeopardise our planet and its people. He examines how we assess these risks, and what we can do about them, firmly believing that the ingenuity, imagination and innovation of millions of people around the world will ultimately secure mankinds continued existence.

An indispensable and engaging resource

It advances a novel interpretation of Shklar’s mature work

Build your confidence

an educational approach using the dissensual characteristics of art as an experimental and affective force

A groundbreaking work which produces many insights into this early masterpiece

Want to know what it’s actually like to study history at degree level

After reading this book

they seek safety among the crowded alleyways

This collection reviews the wealth of research on understanding insect population dynamics

The Ḥilyat al-kuramā'

this edited volume provides a comprehensive survey of the life and work of David Ricardo (1772–1823)

John Matthews' brilliant analysis of Ammianus and his world is foundational for the study of the Roman Empire in the fourth century CE