Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the Making of the Third World (Essential Mike Davis)
by Mike Davis
Mike Davis examines the late Victorian famines associated with El Niño and places them within a wider history of global power, economic change, and inequality. The book considers how these crises shaped the making of the Third World and their enduring significance in modern history.
About This Book
Late Victorian Holocausts examines famine and crisis during the late Victorian era.
Mike Davis focuses on the relationship between El Niño-related climate events and widespread hunger.
The book connects these disasters with broader political and economic transformations.
It explores how nineteenth-century crises contributed to the making of the Third World.
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