World's Top Forecaster Releases New Book on Geopolitical Risks
18 Apr 2025
Cold War Two, the latest book from the World’s Leading Financial Futurist, Geopolitical Advisor and speaker Jason Schenker, has quickly become a bestseller—ranked #1 on Amazon in multiple categories, including National & International Security, Microeconomics, and Commerce.
The top-ranked economist’s book addresses the economic, financial market, supply chain and business impacts of rising geopolitical risks. It was released March 24. It provides historical perspectives, economic analysis and futurist scenarios that help businesses, investors and policymakers navigate this new era of geopolitical and economic conflict. Schenker examines the forces driving the conflict and outlines key risks and opportunities for the decade ahead and beyond.
“Cold War Two is about more than geopolitics—it's about the intersection of economics, energy, technology and security,” Schenker said. “It’s the defining challenge of our time. The future is being written now—and those who prepare will be best positioned to win.”
Schenker is the President of Prestige Economics, which provides training and consulting services to help businesses navigate uncertainty and prepare to win in the future. He is also the Chairman of The Futurist Institute, a leading provider of executive foresight education.
Bloomberg News has ranked Schenker the #1 forecaster in the world in 27 different categories since 2011. A highly sought-after keynote speaker, geopolitical expert and economic futurist, Schenker has delivered over 1,200 speeches and given more than 1,000 television interviews on finance, energy, supply chains, technology and economic security.
A Forbes contributor and LinkedIn Top Voice, Schenker has written 37 books with 16 Amazon #1 bestsellers, including Jobs for Robots, Futureproof Supply Chain, The Future of Finance Is Now, Quantum: Computing Nouveau and The Future of Energy. His LinkedIn Learning courses on AI, economics and finance have been taken by over 1.3 million people worldwide.