Peter Zeihan's "Absent Superpower" explores the impact of the American shale revolution on global geopolitics and economics. The book argues that the United States' newfound energy independence is leading to a retreat from its role as a global superpower. This shift will result in the breakdown of the existing world order, triggering regional conflicts and economic disruptions. Zeihan examines the implications of this "disorder" for various regions, including Europe, Russia, the Middle East, Northeast Asia, and Latin America. He also discusses the future of energy production, highlighting the importance of supermajors and the potential of green technologies, while cautioning that their deployment depends on geographical location and technological advancement.

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