The End of the World is Just the Beginning. The Economy After the Collapse of Globalization

The era of stability in the global economy has ended. What future awaits us now? Is humanity facing the end of globalization, the dissolution of global economic ties, and the decline of international trade? These questions are addressed by Peter Zeihan, a specialist in geopolitics and geostrategy and founder of the consulting company Zeihan on Geopolitics. Analyzing the most important global trends in the development of world trade, transportation, financial systems, and demographic shifts, the author paints a new picture of the world, where each country develops independently, resolves conflicts on its own— all against the backdrop of an aging and shrinking population.

Which countries and regions are likely to be in a winning position in the foreseeable future, and which may face poverty and hunger? Will the dominance of the United States be maintained? Zeihan invites readers on an exciting and somewhat frightening journey through the economic geography of the near future.