Global Trends 2030 - A World without Hegemonic Power

The National Intelligence Council of the United States published in December 2012, a report called - "Global Trends 2030: Alternative Worlds." This report provides forecasts with well-documented, "a world in which no country will be a hegemonic power." Glad to have known that the "National Intelligence Council" confirmed what I wrote in the book "The Sociocapitalism - for a Better World.

It is interesting to know that the National Intelligence Council in its report reached some conclusions similar to mine, but not all. It is worth mentioning a few:

- A new era of global democratization.

- Sharing of global power with other emerging powers.

- The new global challenges: climate, international terrorism, cyber world, and diseases, financial regulation, among others.

- The Power Smart with a new UN Security Council expanded.

However, the report of the National Intelligence Council is inconclusive whether the scenario in 2030 will be benign or malignant. Believing that it will depend on the political strategies that we adopt today.

My book has a positive view on this issue. For I believe that the world will be much better in 2030 than ever before, and foundation grounds. A key is that history proves: humanity overcome its obstacles always knew when it was put in check.

The global crisis we are currently experiencing is unlike any other that capitalism ever had. And to solve it the world need a lot of cooperation among all countries in a world without hegemony. And that will bring the world a new political, economic and social, when the crisis is over. Will a post-capitalist and post-socialist market, which saw Peter Drucker: The Sociocapitalism.

Hence the importance of reading the book The Sociocapitalism - for a Better World. Freely available at: www.slideshare.net/pjvalente/the-sociocapitalism.

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Source: Article "The World in 2030" Joseph NYE Project Syndicate,
published in O Estado de São Paulo 11/01/2013