In an era marked by increasing polarization and physical as well as metaphorical barriers, Tim Marshall explores the resurgence of walls—both literal and ideological—across the globe. Drawing from a rich tapestry of historical events, contemporary politics, and cultural shifts, the book examines why societies build walls, what they reveal about human nature, and the consequences such divisions have on global cohesion. Marshall's analysis spans continents and ideologies, offering a nuanced perspective on the powerful forces shaping our fractured world.

• The construction of physical walls is accelerating worldwide, signaling deeper social and political...
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