That is exactly the one I found; yes I know, but its written "in the spirit of the book" which makes it very off-putting right from the beginning. Going through the first pages only confirmed my viewpoint (as in, not mentioning that the most significant factors contributing to population growth are childhood mortality(iow no access to healthcare), (lack of)education and social safety, all of which are a direct consequence of the proliferation of century-old hierarchies and their power-conserving,consolidating,concentrating actions("we" are the ones holding large portions of the african continent in the middle ages)). It was the same with environmental impacts, giving the western consumerism as a culprit even though we are being _forced_ to become consumers(which is actually pretty hard not to see through almost every item you buy/service you consume these days) etc etc. Presenting a world without mentioning these facts is great if you want to convince (a specific group of) readers of a certain world-view and make them susceptible to accept or even defend certain policies/actions that would normally be unacceptable [by the majority of the population]. What I meant to say is .. clear I think ;)