The End of Power

Why being in charge isn't what it used to be

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Why being in charge isn't what it used to be

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I'm beginning a new collection including all of Mark Zuckerberg's reads for his "A year of Books" project. Though I have only read of few of them, I find it interesting to share his insights. "Even if we can't quantify power, we can be quite clear about how it works. Power operates in relation to others" About The End of Power, by the former Minister of Development of Venezuela, Moises Naim, it talks about the shift power has taken, and how micropowers can become revolutions, be it the arabic revolutions in Lybia, Egypt or Syria, or startups challenging the status quo breaking the powerful barriers that once were erected to avoid competition.

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