The Age Of Unpeace: How Connectivity Causes Conflict Mark Leonard Penguin (Transworld) Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Politics - Current Affairs

A Financial Times Economics Book Of The Year\ Compulsively Readable An Essential Course In Geopolitical Self-Help\ - Adam Tooze\ Full Fresh And Often Surprising Ideas\ Niall Ferguson \ Extraordinary One Those Rare Books That Defines Terms Our Conversation About Times\ Michael Ignatieff We Thought Connecting World Would Bring Lasting Peace Instead It Is Driving Us Apart Three Decades Since End Cold War Global Leaders Have Been Working To Create Connected They\ Ve Integrated World\ S Economy Transport Communications Breaking Down Borders Hope Making Impossible Doing So They Unwittingly Created Formidable Arsenal Weapons For New Kinds Warfare Troublingly Are Now Seeing Rising Conflict At Every Level From Individuals On Social Media All Way Up Full-Blown Eastern Europe Past Decade Has Seen Antagonism Between Russia China Inability Co-Operate Issues Such As Climate Change Pandemic Response Breakdown Distinction Theatre Expands Include Sanctions Cyberwar Pressures Large Migrant Flows Leading Authority International Relations Mark Leonard Lays Out Ways Globalization Broken Its Fundamental Promise Make Safer More Prosperous Explores How Might Wrest Hopeful Future Age Unpeace Σελίδες: 256 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm