The End of Western Dominance: The Restructuring of the multipolar World
About this audiobook
The end of Western dominance - the reorganization of the multipolar world
The world is undergoing a historic upheaval. The centuries-long dominance of the West is crumbling, while new centers of power are rising and fundamentally changing the geopolitical order. China, Russia, the BRICS states and the Global South are challenging Western hegemony - economically, militarily and ideologically. But what does this mean for the future of international relations, for Europe, the USA and the global markets?
This book analyzes the key drivers and causes of change and sheds light on the profound consequences of the emerging multipolar world order. Concise, fact-based and well-founded, it shows why the West is losing influence, which actors are shaping the new world and what challenges and opportunities arise from this.
- Understandable and analytical: complex geopolitical developments clearly summarized.
- Current and explosive: a look at the decisive forces that are shaping the world of tomorrow.
- Fact-based and forward-looking: A well-founded assessment of the multipolar reality.
For everyone who is concerned with the big questions of our time: “The End of Western Dominance” provides exciting insights, strategic analyses and an indispensable look at the future of global power relations. A must for those interested in politics, decision-makers and anyone who wants to understand how the world of tomorrow will be shaped.
Recognize the new rules of the world order - and stay one step ahead of developments!
About the author
I was socialized (as they say these days) in a country before that time. I was in the Protestant youth group, refused to do reserve service, lost my job, did odd jobs for the Protestant church, was visited on an irregular basis by two men in trench coats. The usual games of power. So nothing that hundreds/thousands of others haven't experienced the same or worse. I wasn't the type to walk around with my head down and my fist raised. I simply took the "bigwigs" at their word. That was enough to humiliate them and make me unpopular with them.
