If the West Is Collapsing, What Comes Next in 2026? - Prof. Jiang Xueqin скачать в хорошем качестве

If the West Is Collapsing, What Comes Next in 2026? - Prof. Jiang Xueqin

The lectures featured on this channel are delivered by Jiang Xueqin. Steel and Strategy curates, edits, and adds context to his publicly available talks to make serious ideas more accessible. 🔗 Original lectures & channel: @PredictiveHistory Modern societies often assume continuity — that existing institutions will adjust, crises will be contained, and tomorrow will largely resemble yesterday. In this lecture, Jiang Xueqin challenges that expectation. He argues that what the West is facing today is not a series of temporary disruptions, but a deeper civilizational transition. The foundations that once underpinned Western dominance — economic momentum, strategic clarity, social cohesion, and intellectual openness — are weakening simultaneously. What is commonly described as polarization, instability, or endless crisis is, in Jiang’s view, the visible symptom of a system that has lost its sense of direction. Rather than collapsing all at once, decline unfolds as gradual erosion: elites grow increasingly detached from material reality, narratives substitute for strategy, and institutions respond to uncertainty by closing inward instead of reinventing themselves. As the global order shifts toward a multipolar configuration, the West finds itself struggling not only to maintain leadership, but to comprehend the new world taking shape around it. This video examines where the West may be heading, why familiar frameworks no longer explain present conditions, and what it means to approach 2026 without the assumptions that defined the previous era. 🎓 Lecturer: Exclusive Interview with Glenn Diesen & Professor Jiang Xueqin 📅 Recorded: 2025 📖 Full Lecture:    • Jiang Xueqin: Chain Reaction Toward World ...