The Next Decade
Where We've Been . . . and Where We're Going
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Narrated by:
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Bruce Turk
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Written by:
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George Friedman
About this listen
The author of the acclaimed New York Times best seller The Next 100 Years now focuses his geopolitical forecasting acumen on the next decade and the imminent events and challenges that will test America and the world, specifically addressing the skills that will be required by the decade’s leaders.
The next 10 years will be a time of massive transition. The wars in the Islamic world will be subsiding, and terrorism will become something we learn to live with. China will be encountering its crisis. We will be moving from a time when financial crises dominate the world to a time when labor shortages will begin to dominate. The new century will be taking shape in the next decade.
In The Next Decade, George Friedman offers listeners a provocative and endlessly fascinating prognosis for the immediate future. Using Machiavelli’s The Prince as a model, Friedman focuses on the world’s leaders - particularly the American president - and with his trusted geopolitical insight analyzes the complex chess game they will all have to play. The audiobook also asks how to be a good president in a decade of extraordinary challenge, and puts the world’s leaders under a microscope to explain how they will arrive at the decisions they will make - and the consequences these actions will have for us all.
©2011 George Friedman (P)2011 Random House AudioCritic Reviews
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- Nitin Jain
- 13-12-23
largely came true
Must commend the author. He got many predictions correct. It is inherently difficult to predict the future.
A very significant neglect , though, was the emergence of the nefarious evil design of the expansionist chinese autocracy. Sadly, it was fuelled and encouraged by the usa.
The author also doesn't take the jihadi threat seriously. He also misses out completely on the massively damaging societal shift due to immigrants into Europe and North America, carrying the jihadi mindset.
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