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1) Parag Khanna is an Indian-born researcher who studies second world countries and argues that whichever superpower brings most of these countries into its economic and political union will be most successful. 2) Joel Kotkin is an American urban researcher who argues that the US population will grow by 100 million by 2050 due to immigration and birthrates, maintaining its diversity and superpower status through innovation and new work from home technologies. 3) Both authors discuss the competition between the US, EU and China to gain influence over second world nations through economic and political ties rather than military force.
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1) Kotkin believes that America's population will grow to 400 million people by 2050, driven mainly by growth in Asian and Hispanic populations.
2) Major US cities like Los Angeles will continue growing, while interior "heartland" regions will also see population growth as people seek more mixed urban-rural environments.
3) Racial diversity and barriers will decrease significantly, with non-Hispanic whites becoming a minority after 2050, though family, community, and religion will remain important cultural foundations.
The next hundred million by joel kotkin
By 2050, the US population is projected to grow to 400 million people, with growth occurring mostly among racial minorities like Asians and Hispanics. The 10 largest metro areas like Los Angeles and Houston will see the most growth. New suburban areas will also grow and be more racially diverse. The US, EU, and China will be the three superpowers competing for global influence and access to energy and resources in different parts of the world. China is positioned to surpass the US as the leading global power due to its large population and economic growth. The future of US global dominance is uncertain as other powers rise. The EU also has the potential to become more independent as a global power.
The next hundred million by joel kotkin
By 2050, the US population is projected to grow to 400 million people, with growth occurring mostly among racial minorities like Asians and Hispanics. The 10 largest metro areas like Los Angeles and Houston will see the most growth. New suburban areas will also grow and be more racially diverse. The US, EU, and China will be the three superpowers competing for global influence and access to energy and resources in different parts of the world. China is positioned to surpass the US as the leading global power due to its large population and economic growth. The future of US global dominance is uncertain as other powers rise. The EU also has the potential to become more independent as a global power through policies that integrate its members and
Ppt book report1
The document discusses trends in global population growth and demographics over the next several decades. It notes that immigration and fertility rates will impact countries' economic growth and workforce demographics. Specifically, by 2050 the US will have no single majority race and more people will prefer living in suburbs over cities. The document also discusses the concept of "second world" nations and argues that superpowers like the US and China should form partnerships with these countries to influence them and gain access to their resources.
Final Exam Essay
The document discusses Samuel Huntington's theory of a "multicivilizational system" consisting of three phases: separation of civilizations, Western dominance, and a revolt against the West leading to resurgence of other civilizations. It argues Huntington was correct by citing China's economic growth reducing US influence and the rise of ISIS countering Western influence in Iraq. It predicts China will become the dominant economic power, Russia the military power, and the US will lose power due to becoming a multicultural nation unable to present a unified front, while Islam and cultural conflicts increase tensions globally.
198 Chapter 6 The Challenge of Globalization What Are the Con.docx
198 Chapter 6 The Challenge of Globalization: What Are the Consequences?
The Rise of the Rest
,FAREED ZAKARIA
Fareed Zakaria, author, political scientist, and magazine
and television news commentator, was born and raised in
Bombay, India, the son of politically progressive parents
who were also practicing Muslims. (His father was a
leading politician and his mother edited the Times of
India.) Zakaria emigrated to the United States to attend
Yale University, and received a Ph.D. in political science at
Harvard University, where he studied under the influential
international relations expert Samuel P. Huntington. At
the age of twenty-eight, Zakaria accepted an offer to edit
Foreign Affairs magazine. One of the first articles Zakaria
accepted for publication was Huntington's controversial
essay on the clash of civilizations (which Huntington later
expanded into a book). Zakaria is the author of From
Wealth to Power: The Unusual Origins of America's
World Role (1998), The Future of Freedom: !/liberal
Democracy at Home and Abroad (2004), and The Post
American World (2008). He writes a regular column for
Newsweek and appears frequently on television news
shows as a foreign affairs analyst. In the following essay,
published in the December I-December 15,2008, issue
of New York Times Upfront (upfrontmagazine.com),
Zakaria makes a provocative claim about the relationship
of the United States to other emerging world powers in the
new era of globalization.
Before Reading
Could the rise of such nations as China, Brazil, and India as surperpowers actually
be beneficial for the future of the United States? Explain your position on this issue.
T he world's tallest building is now in Dubai. The largest publicly traded company is in China. The largest passenger airplane is built in Europe.
The biggest movie industry is India's Bollywood, not Hollywood. And in the
most recent Forbes rankings, only two of the world's 10 richest people are
American.
Just 10 years ago, the United States-which for the last century has 2
been used to leading the world-would have topped all these lists. Of
course, some of these lists are a bit silly, but they actually do reflect a seis
mic shift in power and attitudes.
from THE POST-AMERICAN WORLD by Fareed Zakaria. Copyright © 2008 by
Used by permission of W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.
Fareed Zakaria The Rise of the Rest 199
For the last 20 years, America's superpower status has been largely 3
unchallenged-something that hasn't happened since the Roman Empire
dominated the known world 2,000 years ago.
But at the same time, the global economy has accelerated dramatically. 4
Many nations outside the industrialized West have been growing at rates
that were once unthinkable. In fact, this is something much broader than the
much-talked-about rise of China, or even Asia. It is the rise of the rest-the
rest of the world.
Why is this happening? It's because globalization has tr ...
198 Chapter 6 The Challenge of Globalization What Are the Con.docx
198 Chapter 6 The Challenge of Globalization: What Are the Consequences?
The Rise of the Rest
,FAREED ZAKARIA
Fareed Zakaria, author, political scientist, and magazine
and television news commentator, was born and raised in
Bombay, India, the son of politically progressive parents
who were also practicing Muslims. (His father was a
leading politician and his mother edited the Times of
India.) Zakaria emigrated to the United States to attend
Yale University, and received a Ph.D. in political science at
Harvard University, where he studied under the influential
international relations expert Samuel P. Huntington. At
the age of twenty-eight, Zakaria accepted an offer to edit
Foreign Affairs magazine. One of the first articles Zakaria
accepted for publication was Huntington's controversial
essay on the clash of civilizations (which Huntington later
expanded into a book). Zakaria is the author of From
Wealth to Power: The Unusual Origins of America's
World Role (1998), The Future of Freedom: !/liberal
Democracy at Home and Abroad (2004), and The Post
American World (2008). He writes a regular column for
Newsweek and appears frequently on television news
shows as a foreign affairs analyst. In the following essay,
published in the December I-December 15,2008, issue
of New York Times Upfront (upfrontmagazine.com),
Zakaria makes a provocative claim about the relationship
of the United States to other emerging world powers in the
new era of globalization.
Before Reading
Could the rise of such nations as China, Brazil, and India as surperpowers actually
be beneficial for the future of the United States? Explain your position on this issue.
T he world's tallest building is now in Dubai. The largest publicly traded company is in China. The largest passenger airplane is built in Europe.
The biggest movie industry is India's Bollywood, not Hollywood. And in the
most recent Forbes rankings, only two of the world's 10 richest people are
American.
Just 10 years ago, the United States-which for the last century has 2
been used to leading the world-would have topped all these lists. Of
course, some of these lists are a bit silly, but they actually do reflect a seis
mic shift in power and attitudes.
from THE POST-AMERICAN WORLD by Fareed Zakaria. Copyright © 2008 by
Used by permission of W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.
Fareed Zakaria The Rise of the Rest 199
For the last 20 years, America's superpower status has been largely 3
unchallenged-something that hasn't happened since the Roman Empire
dominated the known world 2,000 years ago.
But at the same time, the global economy has accelerated dramatically. 4
Many nations outside the industrialized West have been growing at rates
that were once unthinkable. In fact, this is something much broader than the
much-talked-about rise of China, or even Asia. It is the rise of the rest-the
rest of the world.
Why is this happening? It's because globalization has tr.
Book report 2
The document summarizes key points from multiple books about future population and cultural trends in the United States and geopolitical forces in the world by 2050:
1) One author discusses how the US population will grow to the next hundred million people, with Asian and Hispanic populations becoming more prominent and whites disappearing.
2) Saving the planet through renewable energy is another important factor, with people driving electric cars and reducing individual transportation.
3) The world will be controlled by the US, Europe, and China competing for influence over third world countries through military, economic, and unconditional relationships.
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NS-06 Response one
We start out this week watching the great Charles Hill and Fouad Ajami discuss the struggles the international community and their governments face with overall support and the rising “rest”. Charles Hill states it perfectly in the novel, The Syrian Rebellion, quoting, “the task of reversing Islamic radicalism and of reforming and strengthening the state across the entire Muslim world..is the greatest strategic challenge of the twenty-first century.” This is what our RSO’s face today in national security policies and cooperation with other nations. Just following WWI the Middle Eastern region was brought into the national state system of the already developed world. Military regimes, hereditary monarchies, autocrats, and dictators all came into power in this time period within the ME. The rest of the modern world has been involved with the ME through wars and challenging diplomacy to make ME states more responsible for their actions and respectful of their citizens. It is interesting when Fouad Ajami states that it is important to teach the Arab World the rules of the Westphalian systems of the West, as this system is obtained practically worldwide. We must understand that the rise of the rest, or also the rise of the ME was built on a different platform than the US or Europe. The history of the Middle Eastern rulers or leaders were thieves and murders (Saddam Hussein) according to Fouad Ajami. These were working government's, yes, but they were not modern governments, nor is there any history of working democracy like that of the West. So, we are faced today with rising power of the “rest”, or according to Zakaria 2013 the global trend and further evidence that the Middle East is catching up to the rest of the world. Starting with the Arab Spring and additional uprisings in Northern Africa lead the rest of the world to see the new Middle East region that is no longer the playground of the great powers, as compared to years before. The Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have proved to be unaccomplished in the Western World. We now have the Syrian war and the challenges that this will pose on future security policies. With the unstable ME, comes the spread of HIV/AIDS and global warming. According to Holstine 2017, HIV/AIDS and Global warming are problems that cannot be solved by the individual efforts of states but must be addressed and acted upon collectively. Arab petrodollars control many economies and keep them running, soon these resources will run ...
The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
As our government debates whether we can "afford" COVID relief, a Green New Deal and universal healthcare, we would be wise to recognize that our only hope of transforming this decadent, declining empire into a dynamic and prosperous post-imperial nation is to rapidly and profoundly shift our national priorities from irrelevant, destructive militarism to the programs of social uplift that Dr. King called for.
A Pragmatic Grand Strategy towards China
Daniel Guelen
E-mail: daniel.guelen@columbia.edu
Published May 4, 2020
Abstract
China’s rise brings various issues to the international stage. Terms such as the Thucydides Trap and Trade Wars have become common language and many fear for conflict between the United States and China. Especially in the 21st century, the relationship between the US and China will define the world. However, this paper argues that China does not pose a threat to the United States and the international order as the economic, military, and political circumstances do not facilitate such a great power tension. By directly analyzing the relationship between the US and China in these three areas, two policy recommendations can be drawn. This paper brings forth a dual grand strategy for the US to improve and support its domestic position to compete globally and present a more accessible alternative to lead internationally by building a more inclusive coalition and deterring some of China’s aggressions in South East Asia. As the world becomes more multipolar, the ability to balance power, engage developing nations, and build alliances will prove to be critical to any strategy.
Keywords: China; United States; foreign policy; great power tension; international security; Thucydides Trap; international order; trade wars; counterhegemony; South East Asia.
Clinton cash machine causing woes for Hillary
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Yes payday loans could be "poor" but in reality this is actually th...
E uam male-fin_lr
This document provides an overview of American men in the early 2010s by examining realities, icons, and memes. It discusses the changing demographics of the US, with declining white population percentages and growing ethnic diversity. Economically, it notes the illusion of widespread prosperity fueled by debt, and outlines the current realities of uneven wealth distribution and declining prospects for many working-class men. It then examines prominent male icons from Hollywood and how they have reflected changing ideals of American manhood over time. Finally, it introduces the concept of "thought viruses" or memes that animate American cultural and political debates.
E uam male-fin_hr
This document provides an overview of American men in the early 2010s by examining realities, icons, and memes. It discusses the changing demographics of the US, with declining white population percentages and growing ethnic diversity. Economically, it notes the illusion of widespread prosperity fueled by debt, and outlines the current realities of uneven wealth distribution and declining prospects for many working-class men. It then examines prominent male icons from Hollywood and how they have reflected changing ideals of American manhood over time. Finally, it introduces the concept of "thought viruses" or memes that animate American cultural and political debates.
Male in the USA
This document summarizes realities about men in the United States based on statistics and data. It notes that the US population continues to grow through births and immigration, making it more ethnically diverse. While men on average still earn more than women, the gap is closing as more women get college degrees and high-paying jobs. However, rising costs and debt have created an illusion of prosperity for many. Most Americans now make under $50,000 annually and cannot maintain spending levels without borrowing. Overall wealth remains concentrated among the top earners.
Liberals hate america
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