Summary of How Everything Can Collapse: A Guide to Systemic Collapse by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël Stevens

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* Our summary is short, simple and pragmatic. It allows you to have the essential ideas of a big book in less than 30 minutes.

By reading this summary, you will discover from which angle collapsology views current crises.

You will also discover :

that environmental, social, geopolitical, economic, climatic and energy problems are connected to each other;
how energy is at the heart of all problems;
how the finance-energy system increases the risk of collapse;
how globalization has created complex but very fragile systems;
the mechanisms that lead to collapse;
how humans perceive the concept of collapse.
Humans have entered the era where their actions are changing the Earth system. Many predict the end of industrial societies if humans continue to disrupt these ecosystems. Thus, the debate on collapse is today dominated by two extremes: apocalyptic discourses and those of denial. Collapsology puts the issue of collapse back at the center, by dealing with all aspects of this systemic phenomenon closely linked to humans. Collapse seems inevitable. How to apprehend it?

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