Global CEO Press Announces the Release of The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the AI Era, the Newest Book by Dr. Jean Narcisse Djaha
This groundbreaking volume introduces a new discipline at the frontier of global affairs: geopolitical psychology, the study of how nations think, fear, remember, and react under the accelerating pressures of artificial intelligence.
PRESS RELEASE — The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the AI Era
For Immediate Release Global CEO Press Fairfax, Virginia & Washington, DC
A landmark work redefining global power in the age of artificial intelligence
Fairfax, VA, - August 18, 2026 - Global CEO Press announces the release of The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the AI Era, the newest book by Dr. Jean Narcisse Djaha — Founder & Global Executive Chair of the African Council on Foreign Relations (ACFR) and architect of the Market‑Made School of International Relations (MMSIR).
In unveiling the book, Dr. Djaha states:
“This book is my call for a new global consciousness. Artificial intelligence is not only reshaping power — it is reshaping the very psychology of nations. If we fail to understand how states think, fear, and react under machine‑speed conditions, we will misread the century ahead.”
This groundbreaking volume introduces a new discipline at the frontier of global affairs: geopolitical psychology, the study of how nations think, fear, remember, and react under the accelerating pressures of artificial intelligence.
A world where psychological power eclipses material power
In this seminal work, Dr. Djaha argues that the AI century is transforming the foundations of global order. Nations are no longer defined solely by armies, GDP, or territory — but by psychological architectures shaped by algorithms, identity narratives, and machine‑speed information flows.
The book reveals how states cluster into distinct psychological archetypes —
Hegemonic Nations guarding primacy
Anxious Nations destabilized by disruption
Utopian Nations defending ethics
Marginalized Nations fighting for sovereignty
— each driven by deep emotional logics that shape their behavior in the AI era.
A strategic framework for leaders, diplomats, and institutions
The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the AI Era provides policymakers and global thinkers with a new map of international behavior — one rooted in perception, fear, identity, and meaning.
Key themes include:
How AI reshapes national identity and collective emotion
How scarcity produces geopolitical anxiety
How deterrence becomes unstable under machine‑speed conditions
How platforms evolve into psychological sovereigns
How nations navigate existential uncertainty in an era of non‑human intelligence
The book positions psychological power as the defining currency of the 21st century.
A voice of institutional clarity and global ambition
Dr. Djaha’s work continues his leadership in building the Market‑Made School of International Relations (MMSIR), advancing a new intellectual architecture for understanding global order. He frames the global stakes of the AI century with clarity:
“We are entering a century where the nations that master psychological power will shape global order. My ambition with this book is to give the world a new lens — one capable of interpreting the silent battles that define our time.”
This publication strengthens MMSIR’s role as a global institution shaping the future of diplomacy, governance, and strategic thought.
Availability
The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the AI Era is available as an e-book through Global CEO Press and affiliated institutional partners. Hardcover and paperback formats will be announced in the coming months.
Media Contact
Office of Global Communications Market‑Made School of International Relations Email: foreignpolicyforum5@gmail.com Phone: 703‑200‑4022
About the Author
Dr. Jean Narcisse Djaha is a longtime architect of resilient leadership systems, social entrepreneur, global government relations executive, and founder of multiple global institutions, including the African Council on Foreign Relations, Reform United Nations, Reform African Union, Africa-Israel Economic Cooperation, Alegre Women Impact Collective, and many more.
