Originally published: 1997
Author: Jared Diamond
Followed by: Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed
Release: March 1 1997
Dewey Decimal: 303.4 21
Genre: Nonfiction
Pages: 480 pages (1st edition, hardcover)
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