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A World Without America
The Great Decoupling and the Rise of the Global South
Verlag:
FriesenPress Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P34849554
EAN: 9781038361233
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Nicht auf Lager
Zustellung: Mi, 07.10.2026
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CHF 47.75
Beschreibung
The unipolar world order is fracturing. For decades, global finance, trade routes, and international security relied entirely on a single anchor: the United States. But beneath the surface of modern geopolitics, an unprecedented shift is underway. The Western-centric system is no longer the only game in town. In A World Without America: The Great Decoupling and the Rise of the Global South, author Edwin Lemayian Loki David delivers a sharp, forward-looking analysis of a rapidly reordering planet. As traditional alliances fray and economic weaponization accelerates, the nations of the Global South are no longer just participating in the global economy, they are rewriting its rules. From independent digital financial architectures like mBridge to sovereign control over critical resource supply chains, a parallel, decoupled world is emerging. This book bridges the gap between complex macroeconomic policy and high-stakes geopolitical reality. Readers will discover: The Mechanics of Decoupling: How cross-border payment innovations and alternative trade networks are reducing reliance on the US dollar. The Rise of Sovereignty: Why the Global South is successfully asserting its independence and forging new, non-aligned partnerships. The Future of Power: What a multipolar, post-American global landscape actually looks like for international trade, technology, and governance. Authoritative, timely, and deeply analytical, A World Without America is an essential roadmap for investors, policymakers, and anyone looking to understand the new architects of global power. The decoupling has begun. Are you ready for what comes next.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Edwin Lemayian Loki David
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Hardcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 222