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Bjorn Lomborg ordina le priorità globali

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Con 50 miliardi di dollari da spendere, cosa risolvereste per primi, l'AIDS o il riscaldamento globale ? Bjorn Lomborg, scienziato politico danese, riesce a trovare delle risposte sorprendenti.

Danish political scientist Bjorn Lomborg heads the Copenhagen Consensus, which has prioritized the world's greatest problems -- global warming, world poverty, disease -- based on how effective our solutions might be. It's a thought-provoking, even provocative list. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Michele Busi
Reviewed by Irene Garbuglia
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