Global Warning collects over fifty years of photographs by Martin Parr, offering an ironic and incisive reflection on the contradictions of the contemporary world: from consumerism to mass tourism, from technology to the relationship between man and nature. With more than 175 images, the volume traces the evolution of his work, from the first black and white shots to the most recent color photographs. Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Jeu de Paume in Paris (January–May 2026), the book offers a new reading of Parr's work, enriched by essays by scholars who delve into the social, environmental and cultural themes addressed by his images.