Geopolitics- Energy- Technology

If the 'world is flat' today, it is mostly in the field of ideas, with the single (over-) dominant narrative. However, this book is more than just a counter-narrative. It is a tribute to transdisciplinary thinking the future of intellectual thought has to conduct. Prof. Bajrektarevic in this book skilfully blends history, evolutionary-biology, geopolitics, international law and foreign policies, technology, philosophy, quantum mechanics, informatics, astrophysics and cognitive science, and analysis all together with a complex uptake and digestion of the contemporary issues within the world today. Constantly joggling the triangle energy-geopolitics-technology, professor extends his discussion on 'defensive modernisation' by contrasting and comparing all the major theatres of Asia, Europe, Middle East and American continent. Welcome to a journey into unexplored and under-elaborated, to the author's own 'quantum filed' of numerous possibilities, and dense web of meanings.

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Anis H. Bajrektarevi , professor and chairperson for intl. law & global political studies. He authored the books: FB Geopolitics of Technology Addleton, NY 2013), Geopolitics (DB, 2014), and the forthcoming No Asian century. Frequently published in over 50 countries in all five continents, and translated in some 20 languages worldwide.

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If the world is flat today, it is mostly in the field of ideas, with the single (over-) dominant narrative. However, this book is more than just a counter-narrative. It is a tribute to transdisciplinary thinking the future of intellectual thought has to conduct. Prof. Bajrektarevic in this book skilfully blends history, evolutionary-biology, geopolitics, international law and foreign policies, technology, philosophy, quantum mechanics, informatics, astrophysics and cognitive science, and analysis all together with a complex uptake and digestion of the contemporary issues within the world today. Constantly joggling the triangle energy-geopolitics-technology, professor extends his discussion on defensive modernisation by contrasting and comparing all the major theatres of Asia, Europe, Middle East and American continent. Welcome to a journey into unexplored and under-elaborated, to the author s own quantum filed of numerous possibilities, and dense web of meanings.