The Anglosphere Challenge ― Why the English-speaking Nations Will Lead the Way in the Twenty-first Century

This is a paperbound reprint of a 2004 book. Bennett (co-founder of the Anglosphere Institute and an adjunct fellow of the Hudson Institute) identifies the "Anglosphere," the English-speaking, Common Law-based nations of the world, as the cradle of the "scientific-technological revolution" and the likely leader for some time to come. In a series of linked essays, he basically argues that the Anglosphere together forms a kind of "network commonwealth" which has unique characteristics of receptivity to the world, independent civil societies, and dynamic economies. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

James C. Bennett is a founding director of the non-profit Foresight Institute, which deals with education and research on nanotechnology, and the related Institute for Molecular Manufacturing. He is also a cofounder of The Anglosphere Institute, a non-profit organization conducting policy research and further the concepts of the Anglosphere and the Network Commonwealth. Bennett is an adjunct fellow of The Hudson Institute.