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THE NEW NORMAL

Ian Bremmer on why coronavirus will make the future less equal

Richard Jopson
From our Special Project
The New Normal
Coronavirus has changed the world. Here’s how experts think it will affect our lives in five years.
  • Quartz Staff
By Quartz Staff

It took a global pandemic and stay-at-home orders for 1.5 billion people worldwide, but something is finally occurring to us: The future we thought we expected may not be the one we get.

We know that things will change; how they’ll change is a mystery. To envision a future altered by coronavirus, Quartz asked dozens of experts for their best predictions on how the world will be different in five years.

Below is an answer from Ian Bremmer, a political scientist and president of the Eurasia Group, a consulting firm specializing in political risk. He’s written 10 books—Us vs Them: The Failure of Globalism, published in 2018, was a New York Times bestseller—and hosts a TV show called GZERO World, which is focused on global politics.

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