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An Empire Wilderness

Travels into America's Future

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Bestselling author Robert D. Kaplan presents a view of the dramatic changes occurring in the United States at a rapid pace. He offers a glimpse into America's future, which will be very different from what many currently think. Kaplan travels across the North American continent, from Mexico to Canada, from the American heartland in the Midwest to the Asia-oriented Northwest. He experiences the new America, where the most dynamic inhabitants come from all over the world, and where the differences between 'winners' and 'losers' seem to be increasing exponentially. What do the residents of decaying Black inner cities or desolate trailer parks have in common with the 'gated communities' of their affluent counterparts in the suburbs? Or the dynamic Northwest, with its Asian inhabitants and close ties to Canada, with the Spanish-American culture that seems poised to dominate the entire Southwest of the U.S.? Is there still such a thing as 'United' States?

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An Empire Wilderness, Robert D. Kaplan

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Rok vydania
1999
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Titul
An Empire Wilderness
Podtitul
Travels into America's Future
Jazyk
anglicky
Rok vydania
1999
Väzba
mäkká
Počet strán
416
ISBN10
0679776877
ISBN13
9780679776871
Série
Hodnotenie
3,9 z 5
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Bestselling author Robert D. Kaplan presents a view of the dramatic changes occurring in the United States at a rapid pace. He offers a glimpse into America's future, which will be very different from what many currently think. Kaplan travels across the North American continent, from Mexico to Canada, from the American heartland in the Midwest to the Asia-oriented Northwest. He experiences the new America, where the most dynamic inhabitants come from all over the world, and where the differences between 'winners' and 'losers' seem to be increasing exponentially. What do the residents of decaying Black inner cities or desolate trailer parks have in common with the 'gated communities' of their affluent counterparts in the suburbs? Or the dynamic Northwest, with its Asian inhabitants and close ties to Canada, with the Spanish-American culture that seems poised to dominate the entire Southwest of the U.S.? Is there still such a thing as 'United' States?