Sonia Shah
What’s inside
Sonia Shah’s ‘The Next Great Migration’ challenges the assumption that migration is unnatural or new, exploring how it is part of life on Earth.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding migration as a biological imperative
- Reconsidering the stigmatization of migrants
- Gaining insights into the effects of climate change on movement
- Appreciating the benefits of diversity brought by migration
Key Points
- Rethinking the static view of species and human societies
- Historical perspective on migration patterns
- Climate change and its impact on migration
- The biological basis for movement
- Migration’s role in cultural and genetic diversity
- Environmental and political challenges faced by migrants
Who’s it For
- Environmental enthusiasts
- Sociologists
- Policy makers
- Students of geography
About the author
Sonia Shah is a science journalist with acclaimed books like ‘Pandemic’ and ‘The Fever’ exploring health and society issues.