Douglas Murray 2 Book Set: The Strange Death of Europe & The Madness of Crowds - Non Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set. The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam. The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity. Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN (The Strange Death of Europe): 9781472958006. ISBN (The Madness of Crowds): 9781472979575. Publisher: Bloomsbury Continuum. Age Range: Adult. Overview. This two-book paperback set brings together Douglas Murray's most talked-about works of political and cultural commentary. The Strange Death of Europe examines immigration, identity and demographic change across the continent, while The Madness of Crowds turns to the modern battlegrounds of gender, race and identity politics. Together they offer a coherent, provocative reading experience for anyone following contemporary debates on culture, politics and society, and make a strong addition to any non-fiction shelf.. About the Books. The Strange Death of Europe is a personal, reported account of a continent Murray argues is in the midst of profound change. Drawing on visits to migrant landing points, European capitals and assimilated communities, he weaves together demographic data, on-the-ground reporting and historical analysis to examine falling birth rates, mass immigration and what he describes as Europe's crisis of confidence in its own traditions and institutions. The book became a Sunday Times number one bestseller and sparked wide debate on both sides of the political divide.. The Madness of Crowds shifts focus to the culture wars of the twenty-first century, examining debates around sexuality, gender, race and technology. Murray explores the rise of identity politics and intersectionality, arguing that the erosion of broader unifying narratives has fractured society into smaller, combative factions. Updated with a new afterword, the paperback continues Murray's reporting-led, sharply argued style, and was named a Times and Sunday Times Book of the Year.. Both titles are published by Bloomsbury Continuum and represent some of the most