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The book examines the diplomatic and deterrence strategies employed by nations in the Indo-Pacific and beyond to mitigate the risk of conflict between the US and China. Emmott emphasizes the need for all parties to perceive a potential US-China confrontation as "inevitably catastrophic and therefore inconceivable," highlighting the importance of strategic dialogue and cooperation to maintain regional stability.

Emmott takes a more structured as well as a wider approach to his subject, laying out with customary skill and depth a range of the challenges before the world's liberal democracies ... Emmott is both sobering and mildly reassuring ... This is all done with a scope and style that any reader will admire. Douglas Murray Times

An original analysis of the war between the two opposing sides of Italy's national character

Explores the origins of Italy's economic crisis, which is characterized by slow economic growth, large public debts, and the mass emigration of young people, and discusses how the situation can be improved.

Focusing on the intense competition among China, India, and Japan, the book provides a fresh analysis of their interconnected roles in shaping global dynamics. It delves into how their rivalry will influence business, politics, military strategies, and environmental issues in the coming decade. The author, a former Economist editor, highlights the United States' attempts to navigate and benefit from these tensions while identifying key risks and suggesting strategies for managing them effectively.

"The attacks on September 11, 2001, shook the rich West out of its complacency: suddenly, peace seemed to be in peril. Already it had become clear that prosperity was endangered. Campaigns were being mounted against the purported evils of capitalist globalization - inequality, pollution, and financial instability - and America's high-tech stock market boom had turned rapidly to bust. How had it all happened? During the decade following the end of the cold war, prospects had looked so rosy: peace prevailed among the world's great powers, billions of people were joining the world market economy, and great waves of technological change were driving economies forward."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved