If people hoarded food because its value was bound to go up when others starved, we would stop them.
Danny Dorling is Halford Mackinder Professor in Geography at the University of Oxford. He has worked both with the British government and the World Health Organization and is frequently asked to comment on current issues on TV and the radio. He has published more than twenty-five books, including Injustice- Why Social Inequality Exists, So You Think You Know About Britain? and The 32 Stops for Penguin Underground Lines.
5 stars. As Danny Dorling's powerfully argued new book makes clear
... the need for serious action has never been greater
*Telegraph*
Dorling grasps the importance of the issue. His urgency is
warranted. The professor is also often correct
*Financial Times*
The most lucid and urgent account of the UK's housing crisis you'll
read this year. It deserves a place at the top of David Cameron's
reading list. In fact, one would like to hand-deliver it to every
minister... Dorling's anger at our legislators is palpable... his
solutions are at once simple and radical
*Evening Standard*
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