The end of the world is just the beginning : mapping the collapse of globalization

By:

Zeihan, Peter

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Harper Business 2022Description: xi, 497p. ill. maps ; 24 cmISBN:

9780063230477

Subject(s):

Economic development--Forecasting. International relations--Forecasting. Geopolitics

DDC classification:

338.91

Summary: As isolationism and realism become the dominant values of a previously interconnected world, the logic that motivated international relations and global trade must be reevaluated. Zeihan uses a mixture of geographical knowledge, political history, and sharp analysis to predict the shape of the next twenty years on the world stage"

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

As isolationism and realism become the dominant values of a previously interconnected world, the logic that motivated international relations and global trade must be reevaluated. Zeihan uses a mixture of geographical knowledge, political history, and sharp analysis to predict the shape of the next twenty years on the world stage"

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