Landflucht: Ein bis zwei Milliarden Menschen könnten in Elendsvierteln landen
Messner, DirkExterne Publikationen (2016)
Interview published on Zeit Online 25. April 2016
Auf der Suche nach Bildung, Arbeit und Kultur ziehen Millionen in die Städte, sagt Entwicklungsökonom Dirk Messner. Die Zukunft der Menschheit entscheidet sich dort.
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