The Next Crisis uses the latest research into national and global attitudes to redraw our assumptions about what constitutes the greatest threats to our well-being. Dorling examines what the cost of living tells us about inequality. How the connection between employment and immigration is used to stir up insecurity. Our fears of distant wars. How corruption corrodes care. And what we should really worry about when it comes to climate change – including what the scientists get wrong about people’s fears. He delves into the threats we don’t consider as well as what we should be less afraid of: pandemics, asteroids, tsunamis – and each other.