Why The West Rules – For Now
About This Book
Published in 2010, this work explores Western dominance by asking fundamental questions about what defines 'the West' and tracing the origins of its current supremacy. Beginning with humanity's earliest moments, Morris dismantles racist genetic arguments and notions of cultural supremacy. The narrative reveals how East and West have alternated in leading human progress throughout history. The analysis then turns to whether Western dominance can persist into the future.
Who Should Read This?
- People questioning the nature and longevity of Western dominance
- Scholars of history and archaeology
- Political leaders and policy enthusiasts
- Anyone curious about the definition and origins of ‘the West’
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