What happens when diplomacy is no longer human?
Statecraft 3.0: The Age of AI Diplomacy by Rui Duarte is a groundbreaking book on artificial intelligence that explores how real AI is transforming global politics, foreign policy, and international law. Blending insights from political science, history, and cutting-edge AI technology, this book offers a bold vision for the future of diplomacy.
From the legacy of Westphalian sovereignty to the rise of autonomous decision-making, Duarte examines the evolution of statecraft and introduces a new paradigm: Quantum Diplomacy. In this emerging landscape, nation-states, global corporations, and AI systems must learn to govern together-negotiating treaties, resolving conflicts, and shaping the future of international relations.
This book is for readers of:
- Artificial intelligence books that go beyond science fiction and into real-world impact.
- Political science books that examine how AI is changing leadership and power.
- Books on artificial intelligence and foreign policy that explore global risk and digital sovereignty.
- International law readers seeking to understand algorithmic governance and AI treaties.
- Political books, political history books, and politics books connecting the past to the future.
- Fans of Malcolm Shaw's International Law who want to explore its intersection with AI.
Whether you're a policymaker, strategist, student, or citizen trying to make sense of the artificial intelligence best sellers shaping our headlines, Statecraft 3.0 offers both a warning and a roadmap.
If you enjoy thought leaders like Ian Bremmer, Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, or Malcolm Shaw, this is a must-read political science book you'll return to again and again.
Prepare for the most important conversation of our century:
Who really governs-humans or machines?
