Summary:
The book explores the geopolitical trends and events that are likely to shape the world in the 2010s, focusing on the United States' role as an unintended empire and its strategies to manage its power. It discusses the challenges the US will face, including its relationships with various countries and regions, and the internal and external pressures that will influence its foreign policy decisions.
Key points:
1. U.S. Dominance: Despite challenges, the U.S. will stay on top due to its location, economy, and military.
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