Snapshot : the visual almanac for our world today / commissioning editors, Jon Asbury, Peter Taylor ; produced for Mitchell Beazley by CIRCA and Heritage Editorial.
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TextLondon :;New York : Mitchell Beazley ;;distributed by Octopus Books USA, 2009Description: 224 pages : color illustrations 28 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781845335236
- HN 18.3 .Sn14 2009
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Includes index.
Advertising
Aging
Arms
Biodiversity
Built environment -- pt. 2: Society. Health
Communications
Corruption -- pt. 3: The state. Voting
Crime and punishment
Debt
Disasters
Drugs
Education
Fair trade
Food
Globalization
Government
Megacities
New tech
Organized crime -- pt. 5: Technology. Energy
Policing freedom
Population
pt. 1: The environment. Climate change
Race
Refugees
Religion
Resources
Sex and society
Surveillance
Terrorism -- pt. 4: Finance and commerce. Money
The Internet
The press
Trafficking
Transport
War
Water
Wealth
Work
"Snapshot" is a new generation of illustrated reference book that uses cleverly conceived graphics to explain the facts behind today's big issues, while also spotting trends hiding beneath the surface and presenting them in an easily-understandable, new and highly-illustrated way. In exploring trends, "Snapshot" explains not just how the world works today, but also how things might work tomorrow.
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