Lumea postamericana

by Fareed Zakaria

First published 2009

Fareed Zakaria presents a world where the United States no longer dominates the global economy. This book focuses not on American decline but on the rise of other nations. Following his bestseller The Future of Freedom, Zakaria shows how the newest technologies no longer originate in America. China, India, Brazil, and Russia emerge as new centers of power that will reshape the world order. Zakaria examines how the United States should understand and develop within this rapidly changing international climate. He explores what it means to live in a truly global era. The author addresses these questions with clarity and depth, offering readers insight into navigating a multipolar world.

Genres: history, international-relations, american, economics, 21st-century, global-warming, current-affairs, academic

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: non-fiction, social-commentary

Setting: China, India, Brazil, Russia, United States

Period: 21st-century

256 pages · Paperback · Polirom

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