He speaks of "the magnitude of the attendant change in social structure: a movement from national toward international social organization." This can't work be

He speaks of "the magnitude of the attendant change in social structure: a movement from national toward international social organization." This can't work because it is not associated with growing prosperity in developed world but rampant inequality, the decline of good jobs for the non college educated, and growing resentment about this. Particularly in America, labor has been crushed. The substitution of "international" for "national" elites has worsened the problem and made the resentment worse not better. Because there is a material basis for the discontent it is indeed likely that we will fall apart.