DISORDER. HARD TIMES IN THE 21ST CENTURY - HELEN THOMPSON

The world faces global challenges. How can we understand the causes of political, economic, social, and energy crises? What changes await humanity? The book "Disorder. Hard Times in the 21st Century" by Cambridge professor Helen Thompson is a guide to current international and political issues. It is an opportunity to look at the world from a new perspective.

• Comprehensive analysis of the causes of global crises
• In-depth look at international relations
• Guide to political and economic problems of the 21st century
• Analysis of the links between energy, finance, and democracy
• Perspective for those interested in politics and economics
• Hardcover edition for durability
• 512 pages full of knowledge and analysis

In the 21st century, we are witnessing an increase in geopolitical competition, the destabilization of the Middle East, a crisis in the European Union, and an increase in old divisions in the United States. In her book, Helen Thompson analyzes these phenomena, showing the interconnections between energy, global finance, and the state of liberal democracy. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand today's world.

This book offers a unique insight into the complex processes that shape our reality. Based on her knowledge and experience, the author presents a clear analysis of the causes and consequences of global crises. As a result, the reader can better understand what is happening in the world and what challenges await us in the future.

"Disorder. Hard Times in the 21st Century" is not only an analysis of problems, but also an attempt to find answers to the question of how to solve them. Helen Thompson proposes concrete solutions that can help stabilize the situation in the world and ensure a better future for humanity. This is a book that inspires thinking and action.

Vivat Publishing presents readers with a publication that will certainly become an important point of reference in discussions about the contemporary world. The hardcover and careful workmanship make this book an asset to any library. The 206x157 mm format and 512 pages guarantee rich content and in-depth analysis.