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Knect365 Maritime | 10 August 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna spoke to Iain Gomersall of Knect365 Maritime in advance of the Shipping 2030 conference to discuss the future of data, connectivity, and other major factors shaping the future of the shipping industry in the decades ahead.
Read MoreKimberly-Clark | 6 August 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna joined a panel including Dr. Noeleen Heyzer, Ambassador Gopinath Pillai and Dr. Koh Poh Koon hosted by Kimberly Clark to discuss leadership in the Asian century. The dinner was held in the newly refurbished Raffles Hotel.
Read MoreMumbai Mirror | 7 August 2019
By Anjana Vaswani
Dr. Parag Khanna speaks to Anjana Vaswani about the rise of the Asian system as captured in his new book The Future is Asian, how this system differs from Europe, and how India should adopt to this new world order.
Read MoreKnack | 1 Aug 2019
Terwijl China en India zich als grootmachten ontpoppen,Rusland weer zijn tanden toont en Afrika uit zijn voegen barst, lijkt de positie van Europa en Amerika tanende. Hoe moet het Westen omgaan met zijn nieuwe plek in de wereld? Knack ging te rade bij prominente niet-westerse denkers, Dr. Parag Khanna.
Read MoreAsia Society India Centre | 31 July 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna and Manisha Girotra discussed the rise of the Asian economic mega-region from the Indian point of view and how Asians are coping with challenges such as corruption, poverty, inequality, and human rights.
Read MoreD - La Repubblica | 29 Jul 2019
By Laura Piccinini
Sono noto come il teorico del Borderless World, ma il paradosso è che sono anche convinto che se abbiamo un mondo senza guerre mondiali è perché negli ultimi 75 anni la devoluzione ci ha portati a 200 nazioni anziché 50.
Read MoreDoha Debates | 24 July 2019
In the latest installment of the Doha Debates, Dr. Parag Khanna was joined by Sisonke Msimang and Medea Benjamin and moderator Ghida Fakhry to debate the proposition: "Globalization: Our future or our failure?"
Read MoreCapital Podcast | 20 July 2019
In this episode of the Capital Podcast, Dr. Parag Khanna discusses common Western misperceptions of Asia’s economic place in the world and offers eye-opening statistics that could lead many of us to rethink our investment assumptions
Read MoreThe NC Podcast | 3 Jul 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna joined Natasha Collins on the NC Podcast to discuss how to map the next property investment hotspots through the lens of complex global trends.
Read MoreThe Star | 3 July 2019
By Lawrence Pettener
In an interview with Lawrence Pettener from The Star Malaysia, Dr. Parag Khanna shares his insights about the Belt and Road initiative and why Asian governments should lighten up and celebrate their success.
Read MoreTatler Gen T | 2 July 2019
By Rachel Duffell
Rachel Duffell speaks to Dr. Parag Khanna on how Asia is reshaping the planet. “The Asian Century is already upon us. That doesn’t mean that Asia is replacing the West. Asia is simply taking its rightful place alongside North America and Europe as the third major power center of the world.”
Global Geneva | 2 July 2019
By William Thatcher Dowell
Dr. Parag Khanna speaks to William Dowell of Global Geneva to discuss how Asia is a great deal larger than the Chinese "Middle Kingdom" as it encompasses a wide swath of the planet ranging from the so-called "Middle East" to the Philippines and the Indonesian archipelago.
Read MoreBelt and Road Advisory | 24 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna sits down with James LaLonde of Belt and Road Advisory to discuss his latest book The Future is Asian and provide insights on the latest geopolitical dynamics in Asia.
Read MoreFinancial Times | 22 June 2019
"A serious and well-documented attempt to make the case that the American century is giving way to a century in which economic and political power is increasingly centred on Asia. Khanna is keen to challenge the Sino-centric view of Asia, insisting on the importance of other countries and regions."
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澎湃新闻 | 20 June 2019
美国学者帕拉格·康纳（Parag Khanna）在新书《亚洲世纪：世界即将亚洲化》中认为，现代亚洲正加速融合，亚洲成为世界工厂、最大的消费市场，以西方为中心的全球秩序即将终结，亚洲世纪已经来临
Read More第一财经 | 18th June 2019
By 高雅
卡纳 (Parag Khanna）对亚洲崛起的前因后果进行深入分析，同时驳斥了不少对亚洲的固有偏见。他认为，亚洲并非只是世界的生产车间，亚洲内部的资源转移并非零和博弈，学界也不应基于欧洲历史预测亚洲的地缘政治和经济未来。
Read MoreHong Kong Economic Times | 17 June 2019
By 陳韻妍
政府暫緩修訂《逃犯條例》，仍有逾百萬港人參與遊行。國際關係專家、著有《亞洲世紀：世界即將亞洲化》等暢銷書的康世和（Parag Khanna）認為，本港經濟基礎相當穩健，暫時遊行及示威對營商環境影響不大,外资仍視本港为長遠 非常重要的投资目的地及内地对外的門戶.
Read MoreKölner Stadt Anzeiger | 15 June 2019
By Michael Hesse
"Asien ist mehr als China, wo eine Diktatur herrscht. Es gibt mehr als zwei Milliarden Menschen, die in Demokratien leben." Parag Khanna bietet einen neuen Entwurft von Asien und dessen Relevanz fuer Europa im 21. Jahrhundert.
Read MoreLeaders of Learning | 14 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna speaks to Ling Ling from Leaders of Learning about his latest book, The Future is Asian, about the rise of the Asian region and what it means for technology innovators focusing on high-growth markets.
Read MoreThe Brown Journal of World Affairs | 14 June 2019
Interview with Ethan Franzblau, Lucas Fried, and Rakhi Kundra
Dr. Parag Khanna speaks to the editors of The Brown Journal of World Affairs on connectivity, functional geography, his book Connectography, and the rise of a new era of digital mapping.
Read MoreAsian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) | 12 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna delivered a guest lecture at the headquarters of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Beijing to executives and portfolio managers on the key trends shaping the Eurasian economic and geopolitical landscape and the expanded role the AIIB can play in advancing the new Silk Roads.
Read MoreCGTN TV | 12 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna sat down in Beijing with Liu Xin, host of CGTN's "The Point," to discuss the Asianization of Asia and its impact on geopolitics, as well as China's emerging role in the Asian system through trade and the Belt and Road Initiative.
Renmin University | 11 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna delivered a lecture on The Future is Asian at Renmin University at the invitation of Professors Wu Xiaoqiu and Wang Wen, who joined him for a discussion of the unfolding Asian geopolitical arena.
Read MoreCenter for China & Globalization | 12 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna was invited by Dr. Henry Huiyao Wang of the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) to launch The Future is Asian at its Beijing headquarters. He spoke about China's emerging role the global system and the next phase of Asia's geopolitical evolution as well.
Read MorePeking University | 10 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna was invited as a honored guest to deliver the second distinguished lecture in grand strategy hosted by Professors Zhang Xudong and Wang Dong of Peking University. He spoke about Asia's rise in the context of a complex multipolar system and new approaches to developing national grand strategies.
Read MoreBOMA | 10 June 2019
Parag Khanna was the guest speaker at the inaugural BOMA global salon in Beijing hosted at the IdeaPod co-working space and co-sponsored by TechNode and Belt and Road Advisory. Many thanks to BOMA China curator Ellen Cheng for her fabulous convening and hospitality!
Istituto Per Gli Studi Di Politica Internazionale (ISPI) | 9 June 2019
Dr Parag Khanna participated in a keynote panel hosted by EuroMilano and ISPI alongside Barcelona CTO Francesca Bria and journalist Ugo Tramballi. They discussed the growing importance of cities in international affairs and public policy.
Repubblica delle Idee | 8 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna presented Il Secolo Asiatico? at the Repubblica delle Idee festival in Bologna in a discussion moderated by Lucio Caracciolo of Limes magazine. They discussed the rise of Asia and its implications for Europe and Italy.
Read MoreStuff | 8 June 2019
By John McCrone
Dr. Parag Khanna argues that small states like New Zealand would be right to stay aligned with globalization. He highlights that the wealth of the planet is being spent on cross-border connectivity – the roads, railways, ports, airlines, data links, and other infrastructure – that support global trade.
Read MoreWeekendavisen | 7 June 2019
By Peter Harmsen
Asien er på vej ind i en multipolær tilstand, som i det meget lange historiske perspektiv repræsenterer normalen for verdens største og folkerigeste kontinent. Af samme årsag er USAs tab ikke nogen en-til-en-gevinst for Kina. Forestillingen om, at handelskrigen vil ende i en sejr for den ene eller anden part, beror på en misforståelse af, hvordan international politik fungerer, forklarer den indisk-amerikanske politolog Parag Khanna, forfatter til en række bestsellere fra krydsfeltet mellem politik, økonomi og teknologi, senest The Future is Asian: Commerce, Conflict and Culture in the 21st Century.
Read MorePhil.Cologne | 6 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna joined historian Herfried Munkler and moderator Wolfram Eilenberger to discuss the rise of Asia and its implications for Europe. How should Europe respond to the Asian century?
Read MoreGerman-Asian Business Dialogue | 6 June 2019
Dr. Parag Khanna gave the opening keynote speech at the 4th annual German-Asian Business Dialogue hosted by member of parliament Mark Hauptmann and attended by senior ministers and representatives of over a dozen Asian nations. He spoke about the enormous opportunities for German industry along the rapidly emerging trade corridors to Asia.
Read MoreBund Deutscher Industrie (BDI) | 4 June 2019
It was a great honor to join German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other senior European and German political leaders at the Bund Deutscher Industrie (BDI) annual conference. In my keynote I argued that Europe should see itself as a central rather than peripheral player in the emerging geopolitical and geoeconomic order and recommended Europe focus as much or more on relations across Eurasia as across the Atlantic.
Read MoreLa Repubblica | 4 June 2019
By Filippo Santelli
"In realtà non è il futuro, il presente è già dell'Asia". L'ultimo libro di Parag Khanna si intitola The future is asian, o nell'edizione italiana (Fazi) Il secolo asiatico?. Ma il politologo indiano esperto di relazioni internazionali, 41 anni, spiega che è già realtà: "La percezione è sempre in ritardo rispetto alla realtà: più della metà della popolazione globale è in Asia, più della metà del prodotto interno lordo a parità di potere di acquisto è in Asia. Il secondo asiatico non è una domanda, ma un dato di fatto".
Read MoreThe World Post | 4 June 2019
By Parag Khanna
For the first time in history, we live in a truly multi-civilizational and multipolar order. There will be no number-one nation. China’s rise does not replace the U.S. as the world’s largest economy but rather represents it joining an already multipolar global system in which there are many multi-trillion-dollar economies, including Europe, Japan, India, and others. American grand strategy should aim to promote a multipolar Eurasia.
Read MoreAcuity | 4 June 2019
Parag Khanna speaks to Acuity about his latest book, The Future is Asian, which predicts an Asianisation of the world order. He urges the world to remember that there are many more players in the Asian century than just China, and challenges western societies to embrace a global conversation about the flows of ideas that comprise our identities.
Read MoreThe Japan Times | 2 June 2019
In the Japan Times, Nicolas Gattig warmly describes The Future is Asian as "Crazy Rich Asians with infographics." He highlights the book's call for peaceful co-existence via a "fusion of civilizations."
Read MoreParag Khanna, Managing Partner of FutureMap, a data and scenario based strategic global advisory firm. International bestselling author of six books, including Technocracy and Connectography. Keynote and TED speaker, as well as a regular on CNN.
Parag Khanna is Founder & Managing Partner of FutureMap, a data and scenario based strategic advisory firm. He is the international bestselling author of six books, has traveled to most of the countries of the world, and holds a PhD from the London School of Economics. Read more.
With Ayesha Khanna. Published in 2012 by TED Books.