New World Disorder: Lessons from Brexit, The Trump Factor, Populism, Wars, Terrorism, ‘1984’ and The Matrix, Economic Bubbles and Crashes.......... : The Case for Economic Democracy

David Egan delves into the complexities of modern society, drawing parallels between historical events and the tumultuous climate of today's world. He examines Brexit, the Trump phenomenon, and the rise of populism, illustrating how these movements reflect broader societal discontent. Egan not only analyzes these events but also explores their implications on global stability and democracy.

Through a thought-provoking lens, he connects the dots between terrorism, economic crises, and cultural narratives like ‘1984’ and The Matrix. Egan argues that these stories mirror the fears and anxieties of contemporary life, offering insights into the human condition as it navigates through chaos and uncertainty.

In a call for economic democracy, the author emphasizes the need for systemic change to address the root causes of societal disruption. His reflections are timely and necessary, prompting readers to reconsider their perspectives on governance, economic structures, and the future of their communities in an increasingly fragmented world.