The Box Summary of Key Points
The Box tells the story of the shipping container and how it revolutionized global trade by dramatically cutting costs and increasing efficiency.
The Box tells the story of the shipping container and how it revolutionized global trade by dramatically cutting costs and increasing efficiency.
Fareed Zakaria examines the rise of countries like China and India and the challenges of global power shifts to American dominance.
Alec Ross explores the technological and economic trends and developments that will shape the next decade, from cyber security and big data to the future of work.
Huntington’s thesis argues that future conflicts will be driven by cultural differences rather than ideology or nationhood, outlining potential civilizational fault lines.
Stiglitz critiques globalization, particularly the way institutions like the IMF and World Bank handle economic policy in developing countries, often resulting in dissatisfaction.
Moisés Naím explores how power is shifting in the modern world, moving from large organizations to smaller, more dispersed entities.
Henry M. Paulson Jr. gives an insider’s perspective on China’s economic rise and its impact on the global economy.
Glass House explores the decline of Lancaster, Ohio, once a thriving community and the headquarters of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company, revealing the broader economic and social implications.
False Economy explores the unexpected truths behind various economic histories and how geography, technology, and culture have shaped global economies in unexpected ways.