Shocking in description and crammed with detail, this book is about where and how geopolitics plays out in the twenty-first century. Drawing on the authors' three decades of international field work and seasoned policy analysis, The Real Population Bomb hits like a pile driver.
"Environmental and Human Security: Then and Now" explores the evolving definition of security post-9/11, highlighting the impact of environmental degradation and social changes. The authors emphasize the need to address nontraditional threats to ensure safety and well-being, particularly in regions like sub-Saharan Africa, where development has faltered.
By employing a holistic perspective, the author delves into the disintegration of Yugoslavia, examining the interplay of military intervention, chaos as a strategic tool, and the impact of post-Cold War reforms. Covering the years 1991 to 1999, the book explores how various factors contributed to the collapse of the nation-state and ongoing instability in the region. Liotta's work is designed for both scholars and informed readers, offering an innovative and scholarly assessment of a complex historical event.