The Multipolar Century

The Multipolar Century

Daniele Fumachi

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Daniele Fumachi
Año de edición:
2026
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Relaciones internacionales
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9798235771833
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THE MULTIPOLAR CENTURY explores one of the most important transformations in modern history: the collapse of the old global order and the rise of a new multipolar world shaped by emerging nations, technological disruption, artificial intelligence, geopolitical rivalry, and civilizational change.Blending geopolitics, economics, technology, history, and philosophy, this book takes readers far beyond traditional political analysis to examine how the twenty-first century is redefining global power itself. From the decline of unquestioned American dominance to the rise of China, Brazil, India, and the Global South, the book reveals how the balance of influence is shifting across continents and why the world is entering a new era of strategic competition.Through deeply researched and intellectually ambitious chapters, readers will explore the future of artificial intelligence, the fragmentation of globalization, the new Cold War between technological superpowers, the transformation of democracy, climate instability, economic warfare, digital influence, and the psychological consequences of hyperconnected societies.But this is not simply a book about politics.It is a book about the future of civilization.As the world moves toward an uncertain future shaped by automation, biotechnology, climate pressure, and unprecedented technological acceleration, THE MULTIPOLAR CENTURY asks one fundamental question:What kind of civilization will humanity become in the age of artificial intelligence and global transformation?Sophisticated, provocative, and visionary, this book is designed for readers interested in geopolitics, international relations, world affairs, technology, social transformation, future studies, and the changing structure of global power in the twenty-first century.Perfect for students, educators, researchers, political readers, and anyone seeking to understand the forces reshaping our world.

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