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- Titre
- Empires Within Nations
- Auteur
- Mohammed Hasan Omar
- Éditeur
- Independently Published
- Année de publication
- 2025
- État de l'article
- New
- Reliure
- PAP
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- anglais
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9798275020649
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- 395 grammes
- Série
- Livre 1 sur 5: The Hidden Engines That Drive the World
What do the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Waltons, Toyotas, Ambanis, and Samsung’s Lee family have in common?
They are not just wealthy — they are architects of nations, shaping economies, politics, and global systems across generations.
Empires Within Nations is a sweeping exploration of how dynasties rise, endure, and influence the world. Across six continents and three centuries, Dr. Mohammed Hasan Omar reveals the hidden networks of power that operate behind governments, markets, and international institutions.
Through richly documented history and global comparative analysis, the book explores:
Clear, analytical, and globally expansive, Empires Within Nations offers a new way of seeing the forces that influence our lives — often silently, always profoundly.
A landmark work for readers of global history, economics, geopolitics, and political power.
They are not just wealthy — they are architects of nations, shaping economies, politics, and global systems across generations.
Empires Within Nations is a sweeping exploration of how dynasties rise, endure, and influence the world. Across six continents and three centuries, Dr. Mohammed Hasan Omar reveals the hidden networks of power that operate behind governments, markets, and international institutions.
Through richly documented history and global comparative analysis, the book explores:
- How families rise during moments of crisis, war, and economic transformation
- Why dynasties outlast political leaders, corporations, and even empires
- How these families influence domestic policies, foreign affairs, technology, energy, and global trade
- The universal “life cycle” of dynasties: rise, consolidation, maturity, decline
- The emergence of 21st-century AI, semiconductor, and tech dynasties
- Whether dynastic capitalism strengthens nations — or threatens democracy
Clear, analytical, and globally expansive, Empires Within Nations offers a new way of seeing the forces that influence our lives — often silently, always profoundly.
A landmark work for readers of global history, economics, geopolitics, and political power.
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