George Soros made billions anticipating seismic changes in the financial markets and has used that money to try and change the world. In this book he brings that commitment to the subject that has preoccupied him since 2001: the state of America. He looks at the fatal flaws not merely of the current Administration--with whom his antagorism is well documented--but with the wider American view of the world.

    The 'stateless statesman', uninhibited by the need to temper his message to suit partisan politics, delivers his most forceful and penetrating description of how the country that should provide a beacon for good governance around the world has lost direction, believing its own rhetoric and myth making. in defiance of the facts that will shape our future. Soros insists that 'America must undergo a change of heart'.

    At 75, George Soros is clear about the major themes of our time--tyranny, violence, ignorance and arrogance. He is determined to address tham and in The Age of Fallibility he examines them with impassioned eloquence.      

Part One: Conceptual Framework
1. Thinking and Reality
2. The Meaning of Open Society
Part Two: The Present Moment in History
3. What's Wrong with America?
4. A Feel-Good Society
5. What's Wrong with the World Order?
6. Exploring the Alternatives
7. The Global Energy Crisis
Appendix: The Original Framework