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The World Is Flat

by Thomas L. Friedman

The World Is Flat

by Thomas L. Friedman

Explore the profound and accelerating phenomenon of globalization as Thomas L. Friedman dissects the influences shaping the 21st century. With a journalist's keen eye, 'The World Is Flat' unpacks the explosion of wealth in developing nations, the challenges posed to established powers, and the overarching need for rapid adaptation in a world where technology and communication innovations erase distances and elevate competition. This seminal work offers more than a historical account—it's a guide to understanding and navigating the flattening world.

  • History
  • Non-Fiction
  • Political
  • Technology
  • Globalization
  • Economics
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