ISBN: 9780595319978

"The Health of Nations" was written by an author who was born, raised and educated in the Third World (Pakistan) until age 21 and who, since, has spent 35 years in America furth… More...

"The Health of Nations" was written by an author who was born, raised and educated in the Third World (Pakistan) until age 21 and who, since, has spent 35 years in America furthering his education, working, raising a family and owning his own business. The book presents insights and observations about the current emotional and intellectual balance among civilizations in the East and West that led him to believe an inevitable East-West confrontational synthesis producing World War III of the nuclear kind is very likely - but avoidable. Uncanny at processing information from many sources and recognizing patterns of thought and activity that led him to well-grounded conclusions, Iskandar ("I") Khan takes us through a discussion of what produces conflict, a history of religious law, an awareness of international business's superiority over nations, and an acknowledgment of the need for urgent action to begin the potentially lengthy process of establishing peace in today's unstable and dangerous world. Along the way, he makes an appeal to America's baby boomers, Jewish leaders, and the engineers of the world to participate and talks about his own personal action taken on behalf of this noble effort. A dynamic, insightful and thought-provoking read The Health of Nations: Why the Safety of Humanity and Peace in the World Depends on Us All Khan, I., iUniverse<

ISBN: 0595319971

This book presents insights and observations on the current emotional and intellectual status between civilizations in the East and West that led the author to believe that an East-West c… More...

This book presents insights and observations on the current emotional and intellectual status between civilizations in the East and West that led the author to believe that an East-West confrontation producing World War III of the nuclear kind is very likely ? but avoidable.With an uncanny ability to process information from often eclectic sources and to recognize startling patterns of thought and activity, Iskandar ("I") Khan examines causes of conflict, history of religious law, international business' superiority over nations, and the ever urgent need to begin the potentially lengthy process of establishing peace in today's unstable and dangerous world. Along the way, he makes an appeal to America's baby boomers, Jewish leaders, and engineers of the world to participate in this process, while also discussing his own actions undertaken on behalf of this noble effort.Divided into five parts, the final part presents rational solutions and suggestions for America as a world leader and tells us how we can bring positive changes to our own political and economic system.A dynamic, insightful and thought-provoking read! diplomacy,human geography,international and world politics,political science,politics and government,politics and social sciences,social sciences,specific topics,war and peace Politics & Social Sciences, iUniverse, Inc.<