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The Triangle of Power
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How the World Broke--and How Democracy Can Still Win We are at a moment in history when the world seems to be at a critical juncture. With Donald Trump back in the White House, China rewriting the rules, and Russia redrawing borders by force, the old world order isn't just fraying--it's being replaced. In this urgent and clear-eyed book, Finland's President Alexander Stubb--one of Europe's leading statesmen and a key figure in negotiations over Russia's invasion of Ukraine--offers a gripping ac…
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- Autorius: Alexander Stubb
- Leidėjas: Columbia Global Reports
- ISBN-10: 1967190100
- ISBN-13: 9781967190102
- Formatas: 12.6 x 18.8 x 2.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
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How the World Broke--and How Democracy Can Still WinWe are at a moment in history when the world seems to be at a critical juncture. With Donald Trump back in the White House, China rewriting the rules, and Russia redrawing borders by force, the old world order isn't just fraying--it's being replaced.
In this urgent and clear-eyed book, Finland's President Alexander Stubb--one of Europe's leading statesmen and a key figure in negotiations over Russia's invasion of Ukraine--offers a gripping account of how the world tipped into crisis and what can still be saved.
At the heart of his argument is a new framework: a Triangle of Power between the aging and flawed West, the increasingly authoritarian East, and a rising and ever-pivotal Global South. Drawing on decades of diplomacy and the hard lessons from history, Stubb proposes a bold new strategy--values-based realism--that blends principle with pragmatism to help democracies survive and thrive in a chaotic multipolar age.
From a midnight call with Trump to icy sauna reflections on nuclear brinkmanship, from tense Russian negotiations in Tbilisi to late-night strategy sessions in Helsinki, The Triangle of Power is a wake-up call: if the West doesn't adapt, it will lose the 21st century.
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- Autorius: Alexander Stubb
- Leidėjas: Columbia Global Reports
- ISBN-10: 1967190100
- ISBN-13: 9781967190102
- Formatas: 12.6 x 18.8 x 2.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
How the World Broke--and How Democracy Can Still Win
We are at a moment in history when the world seems to be at a critical juncture. With Donald Trump back in the White House, China rewriting the rules, and Russia redrawing borders by force, the old world order isn't just fraying--it's being replaced.
In this urgent and clear-eyed book, Finland's President Alexander Stubb--one of Europe's leading statesmen and a key figure in negotiations over Russia's invasion of Ukraine--offers a gripping account of how the world tipped into crisis and what can still be saved.
At the heart of his argument is a new framework: a Triangle of Power between the aging and flawed West, the increasingly authoritarian East, and a rising and ever-pivotal Global South. Drawing on decades of diplomacy and the hard lessons from history, Stubb proposes a bold new strategy--values-based realism--that blends principle with pragmatism to help democracies survive and thrive in a chaotic multipolar age.
From a midnight call with Trump to icy sauna reflections on nuclear brinkmanship, from tense Russian negotiations in Tbilisi to late-night strategy sessions in Helsinki, The Triangle of Power is a wake-up call: if the West doesn't adapt, it will lose the 21st century.
We are at a moment in history when the world seems to be at a critical juncture. With Donald Trump back in the White House, China rewriting the rules, and Russia redrawing borders by force, the old world order isn't just fraying--it's being replaced.
In this urgent and clear-eyed book, Finland's President Alexander Stubb--one of Europe's leading statesmen and a key figure in negotiations over Russia's invasion of Ukraine--offers a gripping account of how the world tipped into crisis and what can still be saved.
At the heart of his argument is a new framework: a Triangle of Power between the aging and flawed West, the increasingly authoritarian East, and a rising and ever-pivotal Global South. Drawing on decades of diplomacy and the hard lessons from history, Stubb proposes a bold new strategy--values-based realism--that blends principle with pragmatism to help democracies survive and thrive in a chaotic multipolar age.
From a midnight call with Trump to icy sauna reflections on nuclear brinkmanship, from tense Russian negotiations in Tbilisi to late-night strategy sessions in Helsinki, The Triangle of Power is a wake-up call: if the West doesn't adapt, it will lose the 21st century.
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