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Parag Khanna mapeia o futuro dos países

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Muita gente acha que as linhas nos mapas não importam mais, mas Parag Khann diz que sim. Usando mapas do passado e do presente, ele explica a raiz dos conflitos fronteiriços por todo o mundo e propõe soluções simples, mas inteligentes para cada um deles.

Geopolitical expert Parag Khanna foresees a future where American influence is waning, and the new powerhouses (and threats) may not be the players you'd expect. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Derval Aquino
Reviewed by Giuliano Giordano
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