Edward Fishman - How the Global Economy Became a Weapon of War

Edward Fishman's "Choke Points" analyzes the evolving landscape of economic warfare in the modern era. The book argues that the global economy's reliance on free and open trade is increasingly vulnerable to geopolitical tensions. Fishman explores how countries leverage economic tools like tariffs and sanctions to gain strategic advantages. He examines historical examples and contemporary case studies to illustrate the complexities and consequences of economic warfare. The book concludes by offering insights into how nations can navigate this new era of economic competition and conflict, emphasizing the need for strategic adaptation and resilience.