The Eurasian Century: Hot Wars, Cold Wars, and the Making of the Modern World

The book explains how Eurasia has been the center of twentieth-century geopolitics due to its strategic geography, technological revolutions, and the rise of ideologies of conquest.

It discusses how autocratic powers have sought dominance in Eurasia, while offshore sea powers like the UK and the US have aimed to maintain balance and democracy.

The book highlights the ongoing rivalries between the US and authoritarian states like China, Russia, and Iran, and the implications for global security and democracy in the twenty-first century.