Summary:
The book explores the decline of opportunity and the rise of populism in the United States, United Kingdom, and Russia through the lens of the author's personal journey from a coal-mining town in northern England to working as a national security advisor in the White House. It offers insights into the socioeconomic factors that have led to political polarization and suggests ways to rebuild and create more inclusive systems for future generations.
Key points:
1. Traditional Industry Decline: Hill discusses the economic impact of declining industries like coal mining and steel production, emphasizing the need for adaptation and new opportunities.
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