Economics and Modern Warfare

Focusing on the intersection of economics and military strategy, this book explores how economic tools have historically influenced military conflicts and offers insights on their effectiveness compared to traditional warfare. The updated edition includes recent case studies, such as ISIS's control of oil resources, North Korea's nuclear ambitions, and China's investment in technology. Additionally, a new chapter examines the commercialization of the Kashmir conflict, providing a comprehensive view of economic warfare's evolution and its implications for both military and market strategies.