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El fin del poder

Moisés Naím

Kindle Edition | Pages: 313 pages

Rating: 3.63 | 3007 Users | 327 Reviews

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Original Title:	The End of Power ASIN B00G9FZGAY
Edition Language:	Spanish
Literary Awards:	Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Nominee for Longlist (2013)

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El poder está cambiando de manos: de grandes ejércitos disciplinados a caóticas bandas de insurgentes; de gigantescas corporaciones a ágiles emprendedores; de los palacios presidenciales a las plazas públicas. Pero también está cambiando en sí mismo: cada vez es más difícil de ejercer y más fácil de perder. El resultado, como afirma el prestigioso analista internacional Moisés Naím, es que los líderes actuales tienen menos poder que sus antecesores, y que el potencial para que ocurran cambios repentinos y radicales sea mayor que nunca.

En El fin del poder, Naím describe la lucha entre los grandes actores antes dominantes y los nuevos micropoderes que ahora les desafían en todos los ámbitos de la actividad humana. La energía iconoclasta de los micropoderes puede derrocar dictadores, acabar con los monopolios y abrir nuevas e increíbles oportunidades, pero también puede conducir al caos y la parálisis.

«El fin del poder cambiará tu manera de leer las noticias, tu manera de pensar en política y tu manera de mirar al mundo.»
William Jefferson Clinton

«Este libro fascinante debe provocar un debate sobre cómo gobernar un mundo en el que cada vez participan más personas.»
Foreign Affairs

«Un libro oportuno y perdurable.»
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Title	:	El fin del poder
Author	:	Moisés Naím
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 313 pages
Published	:	November 14th 2013 by DEBATE (first published March 5th 2013)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Business. Politics. History. Leadership. Sociology. Economics

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Ratings: 3.63 From 3007 Users | 327 Reviews

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I really want the authors thesis to be true.But he really does not support his conclusion with what is presented in this book. His citations more often than not do not actually support the point he is making and using those work for support. The writing is also inconsistent and claims made at the start of the book are not carried through the book. At first he claims Facebook / Twitter had little or no real influence on social changes and yet later he claims those social media are all powerful.He

I enjoyed the book of Mr. Naim, due to its intriguing, catchy, and appealing topic that reflects a gruesome reality. Nevertheless, the approach taken by the author, as well as the writing made it for me hard to comprehend it in some occasions. Moreover, the lack of storytelling, together with the surfeit of different examples, created the threshold of a havoc in my reading. In contrast, the incentives of this reality-based-topic managed to convince me that the theme of the book is one that needs

Changed the way I think.

The End of Power by Moisés Naím has some problems, more on that later. But something fundamental bothered me about it the entire time I was reading it. After a few weeks of reflecting on it here and there I figured it outit was the title. This book is not about the end of power at all, it's about the shifting of power. The book title was likely concocted by the publisher's marketing department. Let's face it, definitive, catastrophic statements sell better than ideas about movement or shifts.

Finally, here's a book that's annoying enough for me to actually spend time explaining the 1 star rating I've given it. If I had a "forced to skim because I feel guilty about not finishing a book I bought" shelf, this book would be the prime exhibit. Naìm tries to argue that power itself is decaying, not merely shifting or being redistributed among more numerous and more mobile actors who've undergone a radical shift in mentality. However his insistence on this point is what makes it both

The end of power by Moises NaimThis book has had me in its grip like few nonfictions have. I started this book simply because of Mark Zuckerbergs Year of Books suggestion on Facebook. I was interested in experiencing the reading of a book at the same time that thousands others were reading it and discussing it online. That hasn't really happened. No posts have emerged from the page after the suggestion. :/So it is gratifying that I liked the book so much. I started off disagreeing with a lot of

If you enjoy playing monopoly or aspire to reign the entire galaxy, this book is for you. According to Moises Naim, all you need to do is adapt to the decay of power in the world today. It should be noted that Moises Naim possesses an incredible resume. He has exercised power through different means as the Minister of Trade and Industry in Venezuela, as the executive director of the World Bank, as the editor in chief of Foreign Policy magazine and as an academic in multiple think tanks and the