Kyle Harrison
to-read
The World is Flat
The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century
- Author
- Thomas Friedman
- Published
- 2005
- Pages
- 488
- Recommended
- 3 times
Why it’s on the list: Thomas Friedman’s account of globalization — the “Globalization 3.0” frame in which, after country-led (1.0) and corporation-led (2.0) waves, complex global supply chains and individuals in developing countries reshape the landscape, and “individuals who differentiate themselves will do best.”
Where I heard about it
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Photographed in November 2015 (Books photo album)
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Spotted at Weller Book Works at Trolley Square, Salt Lake City — October 2022 (Books photo album)
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The Future of Work (Article) — cited there, where Friedman’s Globalization 3.0 framing anchors the argument about how work and competitive advantage are changing.
Connections
- The Future of Work (Article) — the long-read where the book supplies the Globalization 3.0 frame.
- Thomas Friedman — the author.
Referenced in
- The Future of Work (Article) note
- Thomas Friedman note