The Future

by Al Gore
Subject: Geopolitics
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The Future, Al Gore

Nobel Prize-winning and bestselling author of An Inconvenient Truth and The Assault on Reason, returns with a new book

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  • Hardback
    $65.00 RRP
    ISBN: 9780753540480
    Published: 15/02/2013
    Imprint: WH Allen
    Extent: 592 pages
    Stock Level: Temporarily out of Stock
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  • Trade Paperback
    $39.99 RRP
    ISBN: 9780753540497
    Published: 01/02/2013
    Imprint: WH Allen
    Extent: 592 pages
    Stock Level: HIGH
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  • EBook
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    ISBN: 9780753547991
    Published: 01/02/2013
    Imprint: Virgin Digital
    Extent: 592 pages
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In Drivers of Global Change, former US Vice President Al Gore, explores the political, social and economic forces that are shaping what America and the world will become in ensuing decades. From demographics to democracy, Gore plans to explore what he calls the 'Drivers of Global Change', framing the international conversation about The Future in fresh and provocative ways. Now, from social media to political extremism, Gore is turning his attention to an even broader array of issues. With this new work, Gore hopes to help start a conversation about the large-scale drivers of change that are defining and shaping our future – from the rapid development and integration of radically new technologies to the planet-changing impact of the climate crisis, to poverty, globalization, and the democratisation of knowledge accompanying the emergence of a ubiquitous internet linking ever more intelligent devices.

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