【内容简介】

　　如果“一条河流”能够影响上下游国家的地缘政治关系，那么，“一条产业链”为什么不能起到同样的作用呢？

　　本书借鉴“地缘政治”的概念，提出了“产缘政治”这一崭新理论，结合上至古希腊罗马、下至当今的世界历史实例，以产缘政治的视角重新看待人类文明的演进与大国崛起的历史。作为第一届亚洲图书奖得主张笑宇力作“文明三部曲”之终章，对4000年人类历史进行剔肤见骨地解剖，切中“技术·商贸·产业”三大历史的龙骨，揭示塑造我们这个世界最巨大、最隐秘的力量。

　　新锐历史学者张笑宇，以最新的认知模型重新解释历史与我们的世界：以“漏斗—喇叭模型”，重述技术进步的逻辑；以“三流循环”，拆解政治与经济的关系；以“产缘政治”，阐释国家的博弈与兴亡。

　　本书将带你重新思考：

　　古罗马政体与奴隶产业之间有什么内在关系？

　　中古时代欧洲的毛纺织与钢铁产业怎样影响了国内外的政治博弈？

　　为什么是“贸易保护”而非“放任自由”给英国带来了工业革命？

　　为什么美国是第一个大力实施产业政策的现代国家？其产业政策如何上升为全球化的产业政策？

　　今天的产缘政治博弈又将是怎样一副图景？

　　作者简介

　　张笑宇

　　山东人，毕业于北京大学，后赴德国柏林自由大学攻读博士学位。

　　现为华东师范大学世界研究中心研究员、上海世界观察研究院研究员，兼任宽资本产业研究顾问、腾讯腾云智库成员。关注政治哲学、政治史以及技术、商贸、产业与社会关系等主题。

　　著有《技术与文明》（2021）、《商贸与文明》（2021）和《产业与文明》（2023）等。

　　2021年，张笑宇凭借《技术与文明》荣获亚洲图书奖（原坡州图书奖，Pajubook Awards），成为中国大陆知识界迄今第5位获奖者。

【 Content Introduction 】

If "one river" can influence the geopolitical relations of upstream and downstream countries, why can't "one industrial chain" do the same?

This book draws on the concept of "geopolitics" and puts forward a new theory of "production-related politics", combining the historical examples from ancient Greece and Rome to the present day, to re-examine the history of the evolution of human civilization and the rise of great powers from the perspective of production-related politics. As the winner of the first Asian Book Award Zhang Xiaoyu's final chapter of the "Civilization Trilogy", he dissects the skin and bones of 4,000 years of human history, cutting into the keel of the three major histories of "technology, commerce and industry", revealing the largest and most hidden forces that shape our world.

Zhang Xiaoyu, an emerging historian, reinterprets history and our world with the latest cognitive models: the "funnel-horn model" restates the logic of technological progress; Disassemble the relationship between politics and economy with the "three-rate cycle"; The article explains the game and the rise and fall of the state by "the politics of production and relationship".

This book will take you to rethink:

What was the intrinsic relationship between the ancient Roman regime and the slave industry?

How did the wool and steel industries of medieval Europe influence domestic and international politics?

Why did "trade protection" and not "laissez-faire" bring about the Industrial revolution in Britain?

Why was the United States the first modern country to vigorously implement industrial policy? How does its industrial policy rise to global industrial policy?

What will be the picture of today's political game?

About the author

Zhang Xiaoyu

A native of Shandong Province, he graduated from Peking University and then went to Germany to study for a doctorate at the Free University of Berlin.

Currently, he is a researcher of World Research Center of East China Normal University, a researcher of Shanghai World Observation Research Institute, and a research consultant of Broad Capital industry and a member of Tencent Tengyun Think Tank. Focuses on political philosophy, political history, and the relationship between technology, commerce, industry, and society.

He is the author of Technology and Civilization (2021), Commerce and Civilization (2021), and Industry and Civilization (2023).

In 2021, Zhang Xiaoyu won the Asian Book Award (formerly Pajubook Awards) for "Technology and Civilization", becoming the fifth winner from the Chinese mainland's intellectual community.