Atlas of Prejudice: The Complete Stereotype Map Collection

The content is offensive at all levels. I was expecting a much in depth research and not discriminating ironic comments. I would understand stereotypes regional wise considering each country’s context raher than a cookie cutter set of comments from a first world country perspective. I wouldn’t recommend it if you are against discrimination of races and ethnicities. Africa is barely even represented by a one map from a US view— practically the whole region had an AID tag.

This book is hilarious. Sorry to the easily offended people (not sorry) but it is hysterical. I wonder how the author is so informed, informally, about all regions of the world, but this is funny as anything.

The artwork is uninteresting although format and printing is good. More ethnic stereotyping than satire or history. Donated to library.

Funny read. Great coverage of topics. Can't wait for a future edition!

It such good natured fun I read it over and over. And like most stereotypes, there's some truth to it. I intend to give it to friends who know history and some geography as an Xmas gift.

What a great book. Inspires conversations when left on the coffee table. Wish you could order posters of some of the maps.

Good coffee table book and intellectual conversation starter

I found the articles and maps to be humorous and inciteful. Without a good knowledge of European history, some of the references may be hard to grasp.

painstakingly clever and funny

Geopolitics made simples

No bookshelf is complete without this gem. Buy several copies and give to your friends. Really.

Ho già dato una recensione valida anche per questo libro scrivendo dell'Atlas 2 (ho preso di due volumi). Un libro divertente e istruttivo, che mostra che il "politically correct" è un criterio in parte cromosomico e in parte appreso. Confrontiamoci ancora una volta con la nostra più profonda sincerità, e immaginiamo cosa vedono gli occhi degli altri quando pensano a noi in modo categorizzante impersonale,

Non c'è molto da dire, il genio dell'autore bulgaro Tsvetkov racchiuso in un libro, che, oltre alle mappe presenti nei due volumi precedenti, presenta nuove e a dir poco incredibili mappe che illustrano gli stereotipi più sentiti ee diffusi all'interno delle varie culture presenti sul nostro pianeta