Simon & Schuster Principles For Dealing With The Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed Or Fail

The perspective and approach used in the book opened my eyes to the reality of things and the importance of learning from history. The world is evolving but the patterns are the same and can be used to study different countries.

This is an amazing book. I have about 100 pages remaining to complete it but so far Dalio has taken me back to 500yrs ago, identifying trends in a well triangulated insights. As an economics student this book is an anchor, and as a potential history and philosophy student this book is "the pudding". It's taste is underneath.

Worth reading for its many insights. The book however should be more concise.

Such an amazing and well written book.

Highly recommend

A must-read to understand today’s economy and geopolitics. With clear language, Dalio explains historical patterns and future trends in an accessible and profound way.

Interesting, learned quite a bit. But the repetitions are incredibly annoying- the whole book could have told in less than halve the pages. In addition the book is also a lot about Ray (I do this, I did that), which could be left out. Remarks like: you may want to read previous section again, slowly. Effing patronizing!

For everybody who would like to learn in which circular structure empires and stock markets rise and fail, this book is the best decision to buy. Honestly. The immense focus on detail offers a guideline with which you can easily work to challenge your own investing ideas. No book has shaped my thinking about financial crises and central banks more than this book! This should be standard literature for every student! Part I is the best part one can wish for. It's about how the machine works. Part II concentrates on the history of the past empires - how they rose, what they experienced on the top and which reasons made them fail Part III is a forecast for future development of the biggest key countries.

One of the best books ever written. It details the historical circumstances surrounding the fall of a reserve currency. The conventional view is that once the US Dollar's hegemony ends so too will the world. Yet, the fall of currencies is something that has occurred hundreds of times in the past. If you're interested in this specific question "What comes after the US Dollar? "- you will enjoy this book.

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