The Fix: How Nations Survive and Thrive in a World in Decline
Categories: Politics & Social Sciences
The Fix: How Nations Survive and Thrive in a World in Decline (2016) is a book by Foreign Affairs editor Jonathan Tepperman. Tepperman profiles governments that found practical answers to hard problems such as inequality, corruption, immigration and extremism. From Brazil's anti-poverty programs to Canada's immigration model and Botswana's governance, he argues that workable reforms exist when politics allows them to be tried.
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- Fareed Zakaria: “This week's book of the week is Jonathan Tepperman's "The Fix: How Nations Survive and Thrive in a World of Decline." This is a truly refreshing read. Anyone looking for good news, genuine, smart, factually grounded good news in today's world, should read this vividly written book. It is a collection of case studies highlighting the smartest, most effective strategies that nations are pursuing to tackle all the problems you always read about, stagnation, immigration, radical Islam, corruption. Think of it as a guide to best practices among governments in the world today.”