Description
Power is changing shape—and the people and institutions that once seemed unshakable are finding it harder to stay in charge. In this incisive work, Moisés Naím traces how authority is being redistributed across boardrooms, battlefields, churches, and states, driven by forces that make control more difficult and influence more fluid. Blending original research with a global perspective from decades in international affairs, he shows what the “end of power” means for politics, security, and everyday life. The result is a provocative, news-sharpening argument about the themes of decentralization, disruption, and adaptation in a world where being powerful is no longer what it used to be.
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paperback
Basic Books, A Member of the Perseus Books Group
Published Jan 1, 2013
306 pages
ISBN: 9780465031566
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First Published
2013
Language
eng
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