Reid, T. R

The author examines the growing power and concerns over the unification of Europe and its success in surpassing U.S. competitors in global markets and discusses why Europe has more trade and wealth that the U.S.

Reid examines the unification of Europe and the reasons behind the geopolitical revolution. He analyzes the emerging "Generation E" and the new Euroculture that has resulted from the union.

Considers how other countries are able to offer affordable health care for their citizens and questions whether the United States will ever be able to do the same. Explores the various benefits offered by foreign health care systems and provides an assortment of guidelines the United States can follow to reform health care and benefit the public.

Tells the story of Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce who developed the microchip which changed our daily life, spawned a multibillon-dollar global industry, and launched the "Second Industrial Revolution.".

Tells the story of how Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce hit upon the discovery that led to the development of the silicon microchip which revolutionized the global information industry.