A powerful challenge to Western hubris from an internationally known opinion-maker.
Kishore Mahbubani is a Professor in the Practice of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore. He continues to serve on the boards and councils of several institutions in Singapore, Asia, Europe and North America. His articles have appeared in a wide range of journals and newspapers, including the Financial Times, Time, Newsweek and The New York Times. He is also the author of a number of books, including Can Asians Think? More information on his writings can be found on www.mahbubani.net.
A compelling warning ... It is hard to disagree with this advice
from such a well-informed friend of the west -- Martin Wolf *
Financial Times *
Sometimes you need a shock to wake you up. Has the West Lost
it? (2018) is such a shock. The sheer concentrated force of
this 91-page essay [...] is as unrelenting as it is astonishing . .
. It's time we listened to Mahbubani. -- Richard Horton * The
Lancet *
We should all think of it as the cold shower that is urgently
needed to revive the West -- Fareed Zakaria, author of 'The
Post-American World'
It's a powerful, disputatious book . . . It's not comfortable
reading, and it wasn't meant to be -- Paul Kennedy, Director of
International Security Studies and Professor of History at Yale
University
Kishore Mahbubani brings unrivaled experience and insight into
strategizing where the West goes from here. A book that truly
speaks to our tumultuous times -- Ian Bremmer, President of Eurasia
Group
In the longer view, America's - and before that Europe's -
dominance may come to be seen as a short aberration and the rise of
China and other Asian nations as simply a reversion to the natural
order of things. That at least is the key point of a provocatively
titled book, Has the West Lost It?, by Kishore Mahbubani, a
Singaporean academic and former diplomat. As many in America and
Europe contemplate the dramatic changes to their world in the past
few years, it's been getting a lot of attention. -- Gerard Baker *
The Times *
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