| | Mapping the Global Future |
| | 7,26 | | MB |
| | 123 | | stron |
| | 4214 | | ID | National Intelligence Council |
| | 2005 | | rok |
| | Contents |
| | Executive Summary 9 |
| | Methodology 19 |
| | Introduction 25 |
| | The Contradictions of Globalization |
| | An Expanding and Integrating Global Economy |
| | The Technology Revolution |
| | Lingering Social Inequalities |
| | Fictional Scenario: Davos World |
| | Rising Powers: The Changing Geopolitical Landscape |
| | Rising Asia |
| | Other Rising States? |
| | The “Aging” Powers |
| | Growing Demands for Energy |
| | US Unipolarity—How Long Can It Last? |
| | Fictional Scenario: Pax Americana |
| | New Challenges to Governance |
| | Halting Progress on Democratization |
| | Identity Politics |
| | Fictional Scenario: A New Caliphate |
| | Pervasive Insecurity |
| | Transmuting International Terrorism |
| | Intensifying Internal Conflicts |
| | Rising Powers: Tinder for Conflict? |
| | The WMD Factor |
| | Fictional Scenario: Cycle of Fear |
| | Policy Implications 111 |