The End of Power

In The End of Power, Moisés Naím argues that globalization, economic growth, and technological changes have eroded the authority of traditional leaders and institutions through the More, Mobility, and Mentality Revolutions.

These forces make it simpler for micropowers to challenge megaplayers in politics, business, military, and religion, leading to a more fluid and unpredictable environment.

While power is not disappearing, it is shifting, becoming more dispersed and fragile, reshaping societies and offering both opportunities and risks.