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Why we're living in the 'Asian Century'

Devotees try to form a human pyramid to break a clay pot containing curd during the celebrations to mark the Hindu festival of Janmashtami in Mumbai August 10, 2012. Janmashtami, which marks the birthday of Hindu god Krishna, is being celebrated across the country today. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui (INDIA - Tags: RELIGION SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) - GM2E88A1BFZ01

The centre of the world. Image: REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui

Parag Khanna
Managing Partner, FutureMap
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 The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century
The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century Image: Simon & Schuster / Hachette, February 2019
 The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century
The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century Image: Simon & Schuster / Hachette, February 2019
 The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century
The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century Image: Simon & Schuster / Hachette, February 2019
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The Future Is Asian: Commerce, Conflict, And Culture In The 21st Century Image: Simon & Schuster / Hachette, February 2019
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