Inhaltsverzeichnis
Chapter 1 Introduction: Imagining the Unimaginable by Jim Norwine. - Section A Setting the Stage: Chapter 2 Estrangement: A Beginner s Guide to the Strangeness of the World by Jonathan M. Smith. - Chapter 3 Global Climate Change by Gerald R. North. - Chapter 4 An Evolving Worldview: Culture-shift in University Students by Michael Bruner , John Davenport , and Jim Norwine: Section B Imagining a World: General Impacts and Implications: Chapter 5 Field Notes from the Future: Environmental Conditions at Four Locali- ties in 2100 by Michael Jennings. - Chapter 6 Getting from Here to There: Policy Pathways to Address Human Mobility in the Context of Climate Change by Koko Warner. - Chapter 7 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Thoughts on Possible Outcomes by John Davenport: Section C Imagining a World: Specific Regional Impacts and Implications: Chapter 8 Europe 2050-2100: Imagining New Lifeways/Lifestyles by Anke Uhlenwinkel and Niem Huynh. - Chapter 9 The Projected Death of the Fertile Crescent by Pinhas Alpert, Fengjun Jin, and Akio Kitoh. - Chapter 10 The Future of the Middle East by Yilmaz Ari, Ilhan Kaya, and Hakki Yazici. - Chapter 11 Imagined Lifeways in North America ca. 2100 by Mark Bjelland, Michael Bruner, and John Davenport. - Chapter 12 Climate Change and Its Impact on Cultural Shifts in East and Southeast Asia by Niem Huynh, Wen Lin, L. Renee
Ness, Darlene Occena-Gutierrez, and Duy Xuân Tr n: Section D Inhabiting an Imagined World: Better orThis book was nominated for the American Association of Geographers Meridian Award by Dick Marston, past president of the organization, so it has instant authority and is worthy of widespread attention. The book offers a diverse array of views, opinions, and predictions of what the future will be like as climates continue to change and cultures continue to shift. (Kent M. McGregor, The AAG Review of Books, Vol. 4 (2), 2016)
This book gives readers a speculative but extensively referenced picture of what the Earth and its human populations may be like 100 years from now. About half the book deals with physical descriptions, maps, and graphic data on global regions . Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students/faculty. (F. T. Manheim, Choice, Vol. 51 (9), May, 2014)
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