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anybody have book recs/other media sources for understanding geopolitics and/or macroeconomics i want to be able to better understand and participate in conversations about what’s going on in the world
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podcasts: the red line history 102 live players school of war warcast decoding geopolitics (becoming one of my favs) https://youtube.com/@decodinggeopoliticspodcast?si=fFLRPdwNxyBUahQt and my personal favorite but very specific to military https://youtube.com/@perunau?si=JtsrcG_hXjl1OGPb
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good to read at least one Chomsky book i think, regardless of how much you buy into his narrative/view
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'The Accidental Superpower' by Peter Zeihan - Examines how geography, demographics, and energy resources drive global power dynamics.
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The Lexus and the Olive Tree" by Thomas Friedman - globalization and its impacts on world economy
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for staying current, less understanding, I find Economist decent. It’s international and they give enough to dig in more and once a week is a better cadence imo. I read it for about 2 years and recently resubbed. I used to sub to Foreign Affairs as well but stopped. Was overkill.
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I’ve had the same question. I’m making my way through these book recommendations from Andreessen. https://x.com/pmarca/status/1577366650763956226?s=46
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might also be worth it for you https://equilibriabook.com/
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- The power of Geography by Tim Marshall can be an intro/easy read for the subject. - Upheaval by Jared Diamond is a book I read a while ago but I quite enjoyed it. There are a few other books from him you might be interested in checking out. - Why the west rules for now by Ian Morris - Why nations fail by Daron Acemoğlu and James A. Robinson
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My only advice is to focus on history for a region that you are interested in. I learned so much about regions of the world by studying the history of the area. The United States is kind of tough because it’s so young but going way back in other parts of the world helped me understand a lot of modern issues.
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I'd recommend 'Doughnut Economics' by Kate Raworth as an alternative solution to what is going on in the world.
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String of Pearls (Indian Ocean) Necklace of Diamonds source indian upsc channels [English]
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Salam bro. You can read the books of Professor Dr. Mohammad Younus.
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