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A robust qualitative and quantitative account of China's rise to power in the closing decades of the 20th and beginning decades of the 21st centuries. When China Rules the World certainly makes its case with more than enough supporting data. Much of the informative qualitative aspects are traced...

from HadriantheBlind

A very interesting premise. The book is divided into two parts, of varying quality - about the fall of the western world, and the rise of the Chinese. Covers both topics from a historical, economic, and political perspective.Some of the conclusion are very interesting (e.g. China will modernize i...

from LisCarey

This is an intentionally opinionated history of the Supreme Court of the United States of America.Burns brings his considerable historical knowledge and literary skill to bear on what has sometimes been the most respected institution in American government, and at other times derided as partisan ...