	Generational Dynamics
	Forecasting America's Destiny ... and the World's

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Table of Contents
Site Home
Book Home
Table of Figures
Preface
Chapter 1 - Basics of Generational Dynamics
Chapter 2 - Crisis Wars, Awakenings and Generations
Chapter 3 - Visceral Causes of Crisis Wars
Chapter 4 - Chaos Theory and Generational Forecasting
Chapter 5 - World Macroeconomics
Chapter 6 - Kondratiev Cycles and Generational Dynamics
Chapter 7 - The Singularity
Chapter 8 - The Crisis War Evaluation Algorithm
Chapter 9 - List of Crisis Wars
Chapter 10 - Strauss and Howe's Fourth Turning Model
Appendix: Cassandra
Bibliography
End Notes
Concept Index
Colophon
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Generational Dynamics

for Historians

by John J. Xenakis

author of Generational Dynamics ... Forecasting America's Destiny

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Description

Generational Dynamics for Historians

Biography

John J. Xenakis is a journalist, writer, technologist, researcher and analyst who became interested in study and analysis of world history and how generational changes over the centuries have led nations into everything from humiliation to greatness. The result is Generational Dynamics, a technique for analyzing history and for understanding how nations change their beliefs and attitudes as generations change.