Sociology

A Country at War with Itself is a penetrating exploration of South Africa’s crime problem. Getting behind the statistics to offer a sober and sobering account of the scale of the problem and its evolution, it describes how government has sometimes sought to deal with the crisis and sometimes sought to deny its existence. Analysing the weaknesses of the police and criminal justice system, it sets out a programme that would take us from ‘fighting crime’ to ‘fighting criminals’.

Author: Antony Altbeker

**Foxing on front and back end papers and on some pages inside, but the book is mostly clean and perfectly readable

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Challenge everything you think you know about the future of humanity. Far from a typical doom-and-gloom narrative, Danny Dorling’s Population 10 Billion maps out the historic rise of the human race toward its expected peak. Packed with fascinating, counter-intuitive data, this insightful book offers a practical toolkit for the coming decades—exploring how we can realistically navigate resource scarcity, design sustainable cities, and prepare for the population decline that will inevitably follow.

Author: Danny Dorling

**Note: This book is in a very good to as new overall condition, except for a few lines of highlighting on 4 pages. 

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In 1917, the USSR became the first society in history to officially emancipate women. But seven decades later, the heroic tolerance of Soviet women—over 90 percent of whom are employed full-time—is showing signs of wear. From her wide experience and travels in Russia, Francine du Plessix Gray brings us the voices of women doctors, professors, intellectuals, dissidents, party workers, journalists, and factory workers who talk about their lives with amazing candour and frequent anger. Despite perestroika, women continue to suffer a startling variety of social injustices.

Author: Francine Du Plessix Gray

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