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Geographer of the future, geo-strategist, world traveler, best-selling author. Founder & CEO of AlphaGeo.
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Five Maps to Forecast America’s Real Estate Future

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By Parag Khanna
| AFIRE Summit Journal
In complex systems, the past is a poor guide to the future. It is more than usually relevant to the question of how to invest in US real estate today. Trump’s tariffs, the most restrictive immigration posture in a generation, an industrial reindustrialization push, fragile grids, and a climate-and-insurance reset are colliding in real time. Linear models built on the last cycle will not catch what comes next.
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The Future Does Not Belong to America or China

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By Parag Khanna
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Foreign & Public Diplomacy China North America South America Europe It has become popular to describe our current era as post-Western or perhaps post-American. The problem isn’t necessarily that these terms are wrong. Rather, it’s that they focus on what is being replaced rather than what is doing the replacing. I’ve been as guilty as anyone. Some years ago, I had an editor who titled one of my books The Future Is Asian. I was ecstatic at his bold framing.
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Risky Business: Geopolitics and the Global Corporation

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By Parag Khanna, Sven Behrendt
| Strategy + Business Verified
Photograph by Holly Lindem It has become commonplace to argue that the combination of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States and the conflict in Iraq has forced business strategists to make geopolitical uncertainty a component in corporate decision making.
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