Generations 2026: The Great Convergence - Couverture souple

Lisetti, Amanda

9798192731888: Generations 2026: The Great Convergence

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Editeur : Independently published, 2026

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The world changed while we were watching. Are you ready for what comes next?

From the author of the acclaimed Best Seller Generations Reimagined comes the definitive, groundbreaking guide to the defining forces of our decade. We were told the future would be a war between generations: Boomers versus Millennials, digital natives versus analog traditionalists. They were wrong.

In Generations 2026: The Great Convergence, sociopolitical researcher Amanda Lisetti reveals the extraordinary phenomenon reshaping our global landscape: not the escalation of generational conflict, but a silent, powerful convergence of shared grievances.

Updated and grounded in the stark realities of 2026, this landmark work draws on cutting-edge data from five continents, official census studies, and breakthrough research from Harvard and MIT to answer the most urgent questions of our time:

The Post-Pandemic Workplace Reckoning: Why the Great Resignation was never about money—and how Gen Z's "quiet quitting" and Millennial burnout permanently dismantled the 20th- century corporate contract.
The Loneliness Epidemic & Male Isolation: A clinical deep-dive into how the most connected generation in human history became the most isolated—and why young male loneliness is rewiring modern politics.
Demographic Winter: Unpacking the terrifying math behind South Korea's 0.72 birth rate, Italy's 1.20 historic low, Japan's hikikomori, and the rise of the radical 4B movement.
The AI Revolution & Cognitive Dependency: What neuroscience reveals in 2026 about ambient AI tutoring, algorithmic echo chambers, and how Generation Alpha is growing up as the first true "AI Natives."
Introducing the Xennials: The first comprehensive analysis of the micro-generation (born 1977–1983) bridging analog childhoods and digital adulthoods—and why they hold the key to workplace survival.