Holiday From History and National Politics' Impact on Globalization

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Geopolitics Are Changing. Venture Capital Must Too
In the article, Taneja and Zakaria argue that the world's "Holiday from History" has ended, meaning that the era of relative stability and predictability in global politics and economics that followed the end of the Cold War is over. I agree with them because they point to various global trends, such as the rise of China, the decline of the US's global leadership, and the increasing polarization and fragmentation of societies, as evidence that the world is becoming more uncertain and unpredictable. The world has always been unpredictable and unstable, and the end of the Cold War was merely a temporary lull in the storm. The high rate of competition for power also indicates that the world has changed. As new trends get implemented, things will continue to change and therefore, the holiday from history has chang...