Navigating a world without a center: What the end of the postwar order means for business

The End of Global Order: Why Continuous World-Building Replaces Fixed Frameworks

The article argues that the era of stable global order is over, replaced by continuous "ordering" and world-building without finality. It co

Carney Declares End of U.S.-Led International Order, Urges Canada to Adapt at Davos

Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a provocative speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, declaring that the longstanding U.S.-led, ru

American capitalism's shift toward apocalyptic thinking in business and markets

The article argues that American capitalism has taken on an apocalyptic, millenarian character, with business and markets increasingly drive

Postwar visionaries and the moral foundations of modern leadership

The article discusses how postwar political thinkers envisioned a better world after WWII, framed through the lens of James Holland's book T

Amitav Acharya: The end of Western hegemony need not be a drama — it could be an opportunity for a pluralistic world order

Amitav Acharya, a scholar of civilization and international relations, argues that the era of Western hegemony and rival great powers is end

Unprepared Succession, A Predictable Crisis