A bold exploration of modern business risk in a volatile world where traditional rules no longer apply

In Unruly: Fighting Back when Politics, AI, and Law Upend the Rules of Business, co-founder of software company Hence Technologies and former Global Deputy CEO of Eurasia Group, Sean West, delivers a startlingly insightful new take on how politics, technology and law are converging to upend the rules of business, generating dangerous risks and incredible opportunities. West convincingly argues that we must understand all three factors to get leverage over the future – a future filled with eroding rule of law, deepfakes that upend elections and court decisions, government pressure for businesses to be patriotic, robot lobbyists, a flood of automated legal claims pointed directly at your company and much more.

Unruly offers detailed, practical advice for how to understand the world ahead, how to be resilient in the face of innumerable and complex challenges, and how to surround your business with the people and technology you need to excel in this environment.

Inside the book:

• A framework for understanding all of the pressures on modern corporations from the convergence of geopolitics, technology and law.
• Strategies for turning your company's legal department into a source of enduring competitive advantage
• How to navigate government pressure for nationalism when you have a global footprint
• Approaches to winning in a world where courts are politicized and the law is increasingly automated, built on interviews with top experts
• Ways to deal with the backlash to ESG at a company level

Perfect for executives, managers, entrepreneurs, founders, and other business leaders, Unruly is also a must-read for general counsels and the advisors who serve them.

SEAN WEST is co-founder of the award-winning AI software company Hence Technologies, which empowers businesses to win in an unruly world. He served for many years as Deputy CEO of Eurasia Group, the leading global affairs firm, where he advised top CEOs, general counsel and investors. He writes the popular newsletter GeoLegal Notes, which explores the intersection of politics, technology, and law.