Worldview Dynamics And The Well-Being of Nations (Book)

Worldview Dynamics and the Destiny of Nations examines how the rise and fall of societies are shaped by the dominant worldviews through which nations interpret reality.

The book’s core finding is that nations do not fail primarily because of poor policies, but because outdated worldviews continue to guide decisions in contexts they can no longer serve. Each worldview carries strengths essential for a given stage of development, yet becomes destructive when it resists evolution.

Drawing on global values data and historical analysis, the book shows how clashes between worldviews fuel polarisation, instability, and conflict.

By making these dynamics visible, it offers a practical framework for understanding national behaviour and for guiding societies toward coherence, integration, and conscious evolution in an increasingly complex world.