I haven’t read much on this topic, but I really enjoyed “why we’re polarized”: a historical discussion on political division in the US, spanning the last 50 years and discussing its roots and growth.
I also enjoyed “the last empire” on the fall of the USSR and “the shock doctrine” that talks more about economy and the use of shocks to concentrate power in the hands of the few.
Similar to Klein’s Why We’re Polarized
Summary:
| Title | Author | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Political Tribes | Amy Chua | Examines the role of group identities in politics and their impact on both domestic and international affairs. |
| Tailspin | Steven Brill | Explores the challenges facing American society and offers solutions to address complex political and social issues. |
I’ll be sure to give a look at all your suggestions!
Thanks for the suggestions. The shock doctrine sounds particularly interesting, so i'll check that out.
| Title | Author | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| The Accidental Superpower | Peter Zeihan | Explores how geography has shaped global politics, economics, and power dynamics. A fascinating take on geopolitics. |
| Prisoners of Geography | Tim Marshall | Reveals how geographical factors influence international conflicts and geopolitics. A must-read for understanding our world. |
| The Dictator’s Handbook | Alastair Smith & Bruce Bueno de Mesquita | Unveils the strategies dictators use to maintain power, offering insights into political leadership. |
Thanks for those suggestions, that's definitely in line with what I was looking for and I'll check them out.
I did not enjoy “prisoners of geography”, the writing strike is quite flat, but the topic is definitely interesting. I’ll have a look at the other two!
If you liked the topic but not the writing, here are two similar books I particularly enjoyed
Summary:
| Title | Author | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| The Revenge of Geography | Robert D. Kaplan | Explores how geographical factors shape global politics and the future of nations. |
| Sea Power | Admiral James Stavridis | Discusses the role of maritime power in international affairs and its significance in today's world. |
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