The Geopolitics of Emotion
Civilizations have feelings, too. According to French policy theorist Dominique Moisi, emotional friction could explain the tectonic shifts in geopolitics since 9-11. The Geopolitics of Emotion (Doubleday), his new book released this month, builds on “The Clash of Emotions,” an essay published in Foreign Affairs during 2007. This intriguing book discusses how cultures of fear, humiliation, and hope are reshaping global politics.
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