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Global Disorder: The Architecture of Instability
This episode unpacks the fundamental shifts driving global disorder, revealing why traditional models no longer explain our interconnected crises and what it means to navigate a world without old maps.
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“This episode unpacks the fundamental shifts driving global disorder, revealing why traditional models no longer explain our interconnected crises and what it means to navigate a world without old maps.”
— Helen Thompson, Global Disorder: The Architecture of Instability
geopolitics, instability, energy
This book is for anyone seeking to move beyond superficial headlines and develop a more sophisticated understanding of the cascading forces driving today's global instability, gaining the clarity needed to anticipate future shifts and navigate an increasingly unpredictable world.
Helen Thompson, a leading political economist, offers a penetrating analysis of how energy, finance, and geopolitics intertwine to create the current architecture of global instability, drawing on decades of incisive scholarship.