About 2084
2084: A Novel of Future War by Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis is the next installment in their acclaimed future-war series following 2034 and 2054, imagining the geopolitical and human consequences of a climate war.
By the year 2084, the world has fractured between equatorial nations bearing the brunt of the climate crisis and wealthier powers struggling through the aftermath of political collapse and civil conflict. Led by countries such as Nigeria, Brazil, and Indonesia, the so-called Reparationist nations decide that only military force can bring them justice.
As tensions between the equatorial world and global superpowers reach a breaking point, 2084 follows a wide cast of characters navigating war, power, survival, technology, and competing visions of the future while the fate of human civilization hangs in the balance.
Combining speculative fiction, geopolitics, military strategy, and literary storytelling, Ackerman and Stavridis present a disturbingly plausible vision of climate conflict shaped by global instability, shifting alliances, and the enduring importance of individual human agency.
