The Global Society and Its Enemies

Contemporary international politics and global transformation are examined through the lens of Karl Popper's philosophy, emphasizing the need for an open global society. The author argues that a Third World War is unfolding within nations, driven by nation-building deficits and asymmetric warfare, particularly from Islamist totalitarianism. Key threats to global order, including border dynamics, the youth demographic in developing countries, and religiously motivated violence, are explored. The book advocates for a reinvention of the Western world to support a liberal, multilateral global order rooted in mutual respect.