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The Return of Marco Polo's World

War, Strategy, and American Interests in the Twenty-first Century

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Thoughtful, unsettling, yet not apocalyptic analyses of world affairs are presented in this compelling collection of essays. These pieces offer a brilliant synthesis of geographic, political, technological, and economic trends with significant implications. Renowned for his insights, Robert D. Kaplan provides a characteristically provocative examination of the complexities of Eurasian geopolitics, making these essays a valuable guide for understanding the future landscape and its relevance for Americans. Kaplan, a realistic commentator on the evolving global disorder since the Cold War, counters the overly optimistic narratives prevalent in Western thought. His work is essential reading for policymakers and anyone interested in global affairs. The collection emphasizes the costs of conflict and the critical need for U.S. diplomatic skill to maintain stability in an interconnected world. Kaplan’s ability to anticipate world-changing trends solidifies his reputation as a leading thinker in international relations. This collection is not just a reflection on current issues but a necessary resource for those seeking to learn from history and inform sound foreign policy.

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The Return of Marco Polo's World, Robert D. Kaplan

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Tytuł
The Return of Marco Polo's World
Podtytuł
War, Strategy, and American Interests in the Twenty-first Century
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2018
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
280
ISBN10
0812996798
ISBN13
9780812996791
Seria
Opis
Thoughtful, unsettling, yet not apocalyptic analyses of world affairs are presented in this compelling collection of essays. These pieces offer a brilliant synthesis of geographic, political, technological, and economic trends with significant implications. Renowned for his insights, Robert D. Kaplan provides a characteristically provocative examination of the complexities of Eurasian geopolitics, making these essays a valuable guide for understanding the future landscape and its relevance for Americans. Kaplan, a realistic commentator on the evolving global disorder since the Cold War, counters the overly optimistic narratives prevalent in Western thought. His work is essential reading for policymakers and anyone interested in global affairs. The collection emphasizes the costs of conflict and the critical need for U.S. diplomatic skill to maintain stability in an interconnected world. Kaplan’s ability to anticipate world-changing trends solidifies his reputation as a leading thinker in international relations. This collection is not just a reflection on current issues but a necessary resource for those seeking to learn from history and inform sound foreign policy.