Underground Empire

In "Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World Economy," Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman delve into the intricate ways in which the US government has leveraged its control over key economic and informational choke points to exert global influence.

The book examines how this strategic control has shaped international relations and economic power dynamics.

Farrell and Newman analyze various case studies, illustrating how the US has used its position to shape global markets and political outcomes.

The authors explore the implications of this power dynamic for global stability and cooperation.

The book offers a critical perspective on the role of the US in the global economy and its impact on international relations.