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.