An Economic Inquiry into the Nonlinear Behaviors of Nations

The book offers an economic perspective on the behaviors of developing nations, arguing that physical weakness rather than strength drives human adaptation. It posits that cultures in adverse conditions create complex societies to thrive, while those in favorable environments lack significant change. Through a cyclical lens, it explores the evolution of nations and civilizations over centuries, blending insights from history, anthropology, and development to reshape our understanding of their origins and progress.