This chapter looks at the gathering sense of both crisis and transformation around the current world order. Capitalism, despite having won the Cold War, seems to be in considerable trouble. Brexit and Trump have removed the Anglosphere from world leadership. A rising China poses many unknowns about what kind of world order it favours. Wealth, power and cultural authority are diffusing to multiple centres, some states, some not. In this context, we look at seven key structural features of GIS and propose and defend assumptions about how they will unfold in the coming decades. We then set out some ideas about the possible material shape and normative character of GIS in a context of deep pluralism.