→ Do political systems stay reactive or become more proactive?
→ likely hegemonic power structures will disappear
→ laws of self regulating social market monopolies might no longer apply to digital era companies
→ is a democratic government fit to compete with the speed and focus of models like top down social market economy?
→ Geopolitical influence shifts from Government to companies, resulting in more diverse influences
→ Unconditional basic income, Health insurance, more social benefits
→ Conflict-potential (e.g. cold war scenario)
→ Government / Economy Interplay
→ Will the large shift in economics and growing unemployment lead to protest and political instability in democratic countries whereas revolts are beaten down by regimes in places like china
→ Conflicts will be fought in new ways, most of the time online and behind closed curtains
→ Crimes like murder have decreased over time due to advances modeling and simulation (criticism of those systems has slowly declined over time since they have proofen to have become more accurate over time and the way of dealing with potential criminals has changed to a more preventional approach)
→ an increase in refugee movement due to climate related catastrophies like famine, destruction and lack of clean water will create new political challenges and tensions → a coordinated joined effort across many countries is required
http://www.geopolitika.hu/en/2018/06/04/the-world-in-2035-a-geopolitical-forecast/