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Ian Bremmer's 'Every Nation For Itself' dissects the accelerating fragmentation of global order, driven by national self-interest and eroding international norms. This episode explores the profound costs of this shift, questioning whether isolation truly leads to security in an interconnected world.
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“Ian Bremmer's 'Every Nation For Itself' dissects the accelerating fragmentation of global order, driven by national self-interest and eroding international norms. This episode explores the profound costs of this shift, questioning whether isolation truly leads to security in an interconnected world.”
— Ian Bremmer, Every Nation For Itself
global order, geopolitics, international relations
Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of global order, geopolitics, international relations and better judgment in how they apply it.
Ian Bremmer brings a credible and useful lens to global order, geopolitics, international relations, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.