Dieudonne's A Panorama of Pure Mathematics serves as a nice, brisk overview of the state of pure mathematics at its time, but it would be nice if there were an updated version of this book.
Is there a more recent book with a similar style and scope to Dieudonne's book?
Thanks, in advance.
BTW: I tagged this as "math history", but would prefer it to be tagged as "math overview"...
Try The Princeton Companion to Mathematics.