The Last Bastion of Civilization: Japan 2041, a Scenario Analysis

The Last Bastion of Civilization: Japan 2041, a Scenario Analysis

by Andrew Blencowe

194 pages· 2016· ISBN 9780947480028

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Brexit, Trump, Le Pen: Where Are We Heading?If you're a contrarian, or simply wish to imagine a radically different future, The Last Bastion of Civilization will challenge your current world-view.

Written as a series of letters and short essays, each of the 18 chapters attacks a present-day assumption with a counter-punch argument of its own.

Sometimes controversial, always challenging, it's a future to consider given today's world affairs.

-Blencowe's writing is fast-paced and easily readable. The structure of the book is unusual, in that it's not a novel, though not quite non-fiction. I can best categorize it as fictional journalism, or perhaps an imaginary opinion piece. He expresses himself clearly and his intentions and message are never in doubt.- -Andrew Henry

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