A Changing Europe

The popular-science book "A Changing Europe," which you are holding and looking through at this moment, comprises five chapters, chronologically linked, that present geographical, historical, and literarily popular events and processes of the continent of Europe. The book is meant for every inquisitive reader who takes an interest in facts that open a new view of human civilization on the Old Continent — facts that have left their deep imprint on the geographical map of history. Location and the natural environment lie at the root of the forming of the continent's first civilizations and, afterward, of their development in both a spiritual and a material respect.

The population of the continent, in every single country, has always been of great importance to the processes that have run their course and that continue in our day. As a total, the figure has changed from the Plague epidemics, through the revolutions, and the many wars that were fought. Birth rate and death rate, as demographic indicators, have always been influenced by the political, economic, and social processes that go with them.

The book raises the questions of "Green Cities" and "Smart Cities," and of their future in Europe. One painful process is pointed out — migration directed toward the Old Continent. Climate migrants and geodemographic jihad are presented as events of the continent in our time.

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>>Format: A5
>>320 pages