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End Times

By Peter Turchin

A sweeping theory of political turbulence links elite power, rising inequality, and social breakdown across world history.

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Peter Turchin uses historical data and mathematical modelling to examine why societies become unstable. He focuses on the effects of elite overproduction, rising inequality, and intensified competition for status and influence.

The book connects examples from imperial China, medieval France, and the American Civil War with broader patterns of political breakdown. It offers a wide-ranging, history-based account of social change and the pressures that can drive societies toward crisis.

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