I have read the book and its prequel "The Accidental superpower". The book is written from a very strong US centric viewpoint, which by definition makes it susc

I have read the book and its prequel "The Accidental superpower". The book is written from a very strong US centric viewpoint, which by definition makes it susceptible to bias and oversight about regions like South and South East Asia, Africa etc. He gets his facts right about many things, but some of his non-US centric claims come across as unsubstantiated and border on speculation. It is a fine read in parts, but I would be wary to take this as the handbook of the coming future.