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War and global-trade disruptions will accelerate migration from Africa and the Middle East to Europe and from Latin America to the United States, potentially by a hundred times.
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War and global-trade disruptions will accelerate migration from Africa and the Middle East to Europe and from Latin America to the United States, potentially by a hundred times.
The major trends Jiang expects include deindustrialization, return from cities to countryside, nationalism, remilitarization, mercantile blocs, resource wars, famines, genocides, slavery, mass migration, and political instability in America and Europe.
"this war and disruptions to global trade we should expect massive instability in nations that are not very resilient okay they have very little..."
"You're living in a fantasy world. You have to wake up and recognize that this is the end of the unipolar moment. We're moving..."
"...who will be most resilient. Mercantile systems, basically independent trading blocks. Resource wars is a very big thing, okay? Famines, genocides, slavery. So remember,..."
Fukuyama's end of history becomes, in this lecture, a temporary American spell: Pax Americana, science-priesthood, and dollar worship.
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