Dr. Vasuki Shastry has spent much of his career working on and in emerged markets. He was a journalist in India, Singapore, and later in Indonesia, where he covered the Asian financial crisis and the fall of President Suharto in 1998. Pivoting from journalism, Shastry worked in communications and public affairs leadership roles at the International Monetary Fund in Washington D.C., Standard Chartered Bank in London, and the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Shastry serves on the advisory council of Chatham House (UK and the World program) and at the Institute of Human Rights and Business. He is the author of three previous books, writes a monthly column for Forbes Asia, and divides his time between Washington D.C. and Dubai.

Quotes. Glossary. Also By The Author. Introduction.Section I: THE PIVOT. Chapter 1 - History. Chapter 2 - Power. Chapter 3 - Capital. Chapter 4 - Platforms. Chapter 5 - Ideas. Section II:THE CASE STUDIES. Chapter 6 - China: EVs. Chapter 7 - India: Stack. Chapter 8 - Nigeria: Refinery.Section III: THE FAULT LINES. Chapter 9 - Youth. Chapter 10 - Coexistence. Acknowledgements.