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The New Resource World Order - The Verdict: BRICS, the G7, and the Future of Global Power

The New Resource World Order - The Verdict: BRICS, the G7, and the Future of Global Power

Paperback

Series: The New Resource World Order, Book 6

EconomicsGeneral Political ScienceInternational Relations

ISBN13: 9798174828520
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 16 2026
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.29 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
After the mines, factories, grids, and energy routes, the question remains: who is positioned to lead?

The Verdict brings together the four investigations of The New Resource World Order to assess what resource and industrial advantages mean for the broader balance of global power.

Marcus R. Whitaker compares the strengths revealed by mineral processing, battery manufacturing, copper infrastructure, and energy production. He then tests whether those strengths can support dependable supply, sustained investment, useful institutions, and cooperation that survives conflicting national interests.

The conclusion is an order of divided strengths. BRICS countries, especially China, hold important material and industrial advantages. The G7 retains significant financial, technological, and institutional capabilities. The book argues that the evidence supports a more contested distribution of leadership, while an inevitable, unified BRICS replacement of the G7 remains unproved.

The stakes include American influence, the dollar's international role, defense production, jobs, prices, and living standards. The book also examines the choices that could change the result: rebuilding industrial capacity, investing in infrastructure and skills, developing substitutes and recycling, and creating durable partnerships with producer countries.

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