Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World
Written in the thick of COVID-19, Zakaria draws ten lessons about markets, government, inequality, and globalization, arguing the pandemic accelerated changes already underway.
Written as COVID-19 was still unfolding, Zakaria steps back to ask what the crisis reveals. Across ten crisp lessons he examines the limits of markets, the importance of competent government, the fragility of a hyper-connected world, and the widening gaps the pandemic exposed. His recurring theme is that the virus didn’t so much change the world as speed up trends already in motion. It reads as a lucid field guide to the forces shaping the years after the pandemic.
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