The New Disorder: Rebuilding Meaning, Trust and Democratic Coherence in an Age of Fragmentation By Domagoj Juričić

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The New Disorder: Rebuilding Meaning, Trust and Democratic Coherence in an Age of Fragmentation

Domagoj Juričić

The New Disorder by Domagoj Juričić is a powerful, intellectually rich exploration of a world in transition—where old certainties have dissolved and new frameworks have yet to fully emerge. Blending analytical insight with reflective, almost lyrical prose, Juričić examines the collapse of the post–Cold War order and the rise of a fragmented, multipolar reality shaped by geopolitics, geoeconomics, and technological disruption.

Through a compelling synthesis of diplomacy, policy experience, and philosophical inquiry, the book unpacks how power now flows through networks, regulation, and systems rather than borders alone. It challenges readers to rethink assumptions about stability, progress, and global cooperation, while offering a new lens for navigating uncertainty.

More than a critique, this is a call for clarity and responsibility in an age defined by ambiguity. The New Disorder is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how meaning, trust, and democratic coherence can be rebuilt in a world where the old script has ended—and the next chapter is still being written.

About Author

Domagoj Juričić, author

Domagoj Juričić

 

Domagoj Juričić is a European pioneer in political risk management whose career spans diplomacy, high public office and international strategic advisory work. For more than two decades, he has supported multinational corporations, international organisations and national governments in navigating political risk, regulatory transformation and the structural shifts shaping the twenty-first-century global environment.

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Domagoj Juričić is a European pioneer in political risk management whose career spans diplomacy, high public office and international strategic advisory work. For more than two decades, he has supported multinational corporations, international organisations and national governments in navigating political risk, regulatory transformation and the structural shifts shaping the twenty-first-century global environment.

He served in senior diplomatic and governmental roles, including as First Secretary at the Embassy of Croatia in Washington, D.C., Chief of Staff to the President of Croatia and State Secretary in the Croatian Government. In these capacities, he contributed to major political, economic and geopolitical initiatives that strengthened national governance and enhanced regional cooperation. He led public-sector reform and modernisation programmes that became international benchmarks of administrative transformation. He has also worked with the World Bank on reform projects across multiple continents, helping governments modernise regulatory systems and build stronger institutions.

His background extends deeply into economic diplomacy. As Vice President for International and EU Affairs at the Croatian Chamber of Economy, he represented national interests on European and global platforms, including contributing to Eurochambres’ work on EU–US TTIP negotiations. His combination of diplomatic insight, economic understanding and institutional expertise positions him at the intersection of global politics, policy design and strategic decision-making.

Juričić studied journalism at the University of Zagreb and completed advanced programmes at George Washington University, the College of Europe and the International Business Management Institute in Berlin. He is a member of The New Club of Paris.

Bringing together strategic insight, diplomatic experience and deep institutional knowledge, he is part of a new generation of thinkers helping organisations, governments and societies navigate an increasingly complex and unpredictable world.

 

Domagoj Juričić, author