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The Great Fracturing: How Geopolitics Is Breaking the World

The Great Fracturing: How Geopolitics Is Breaking the World

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International Relations

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ISBN10: 1069972606
ISBN13: 9781069972606
Publisher: Geopolitical House
Pages: 394
Weight: 1.16
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
From the mind of Abishur Prakash, known worldwide as Mr. Geopolitics, comes a groundbreaking account of a world breaking apart - and the geopolitical forces turning economy, business, technology, and finance upside down.

Wars. Chokepoints. Nationalism. Tariffs. AI. Angry Gen Z. The world is awash with disruption. The old structures, systems, and alliances are being dismantled. Nations are moving in opposite directions to secure the future. From rival economic corridors to weaponized supply chains, regions are being torn apart as governments move to call the shots and block rivals.

This is not fragmentation. This is a Great Fracturing.

In this genre-defining work, Prakash goes below the surface of today's headlines to reveal:

  • Fractured Landscape: How new, clashing projects, from physical trade routes to digital rules, are turning the world into a jungle.
  • Hidden Causes: Why nations have become angry at the old order and what brought governments to the doorstep of this systemic break.
  • Next Risks: Hidden threats that will shape the global economy over the coming decades.
  • Future Scenarios: The next chapter of the Great Fracturing, spearheaded by geoeconomics, sovereignty, and hard power.
  • America X: A roadmap for America to keep leading as the established order crumbles.
The old world is gone. A new, broken world is forming. The Great Fracturing provides a fresh, original look at how governments and businesses are moving and the new geopolitics driving disorder everywhere.

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