How will the future of geopolitics look like? Author of "Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism" published in 2018, Ian Bremmer, argues that we will see a power shift with more and more stakeholders. Maybe we are already there?
In an article for the magazine "2069" on Medium he concludes that: "[...] as technology continues to progress, the world will have more and more stakeholders capable of driving geopolitical developments, and many won’t be national governments. That doesn’t mean nations as we know them today will fall apart, but it does mean they will have a lot more competition." #ianbremmer#2069
How will the future of geopolitics look like? Author of "Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism" published in 2018, Ian Bremmer, argues that we will see a power... Se mer
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