THE FOURTH REVOLUTION: THE GLOBAL RACE TO REINVENT THE STATE
May 2014
Unless Europeans and Americans reform government by cutting back its functions and adopting the best practice in delivering services, from Indian medicine to Singaporean welfare, they risk being overtaken by China and other rivals.
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The Fourth Revolution: The Global Race to Reinvent the State
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