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Peak Human

By Johan Norberg

Seven great civilisations become a lens on the forces behind cultural flourishing, scientific advance, and economic growth, and on why golden ages eventually end.

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Seven of history’s great civilisations take centre stage, from ancient Athens and Abbasid Baghdad to Song China, Renaissance Italy, the Dutch Republic and the Anglosphere. Each one offers a different view of how cultural flourishing, scientific progress and economic growth can rise, and why even the brightest era can prove finite.

Readers interested in history, ideas and the rise and fall of societies will find a broad comparison of landmark civilisations and the patterns that shaped them. The result is a clear, wide-ranging study of what sustains a golden age and what can bring it to an end.

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