The Strange Death of Europe

The Strange Death of Europe

2017 • 352 pages

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Average rating4.1

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While I don't agree with some of the author's opinions and did find some of the rhetoric and language use verging on the cusp of being too much, there are still some interesting and thought through ideas in here. It's definitely interesting to broaden your horizons and investigate the views of others you don't necessarily share, and I think overall this book provides a generally complete picture of some of the issues and causes of mass immigration, waning culture and government policy. There are some clear failings of existing systems and these concerns are shown to be both valid and solvable while not being radical or extreme.
An eye opening read on some possible futures for Europe as a whole and definitely one to reflect on going forward.

March 6, 2021