Eddie Fishman

Eddie Fishman, a former civil servant at the State Department and adjunct professor at Columbia, discusses his book on U.S. sanctions policy. He explores whether sanctions truly work, providing historical insights from cases like Iran and Russia. The conversation highlights how the U.S. dollar evolved into a pivotal economic tool through deals with Saudi Arabia. Fishman also critiques the challenges in current economic warfare strategies against China, shedding light on the complexities of governance and the role of key policymakers in shaping these strategies.

Eddie Fishman, a senior research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy and adjunct professor at Columbia University, discusses the rise of economic warfare. He explores how recent U.S. tariffs and sanctions against countries like China and Russia have reshaped global relations. The conversation also touches on the evolution of economic strategies from the War on Terror to today's geopolitical tensions, the impact of the shale revolution on oil markets, and the potential decline of the U.S. dollar amid emerging currency systems.

Eddie Fishman, a Professor at Columbia University and author of 'Choke Points', dives into the U.S. approach to economic warfare. He explores how the U.S. has leveraged economic sanctions, contrasting them with military strategies, and discusses their impact on global trade dynamics, particularly with nations like China and Russia. Fishman also critiques the implications of neoliberal policies on national security and highlights the shifting geopolitical landscape. His insights reveal the complexities and consequences of America's economic strategies.

Eddie Fishman, a sanctions expert and author of 'Chokepoints', discusses the intricate dance of economic warfare wielded by the U.S. against countries like Russia and China. He highlights how sanctions are reshaping global dynamics, especially in energy markets. Delving into secondary sanctions, he explores their effectiveness and the geopolitical tug-of-war involving Iran, China, and Israel. Fishman warns about the risks of over-reliance on these economic tools, urging a reevaluation of strategies in this age of great power rivalry.

Eddie Fishman, an expert in economic warfare and senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, discusses his new book, Chokepoints. He explains how the U.S. has transformed the global economy into a battlefield using sanctions and export controls against adversaries like Iran, Russia, and China. The conversation dives into the evolution of economic strategies from cooperation to competition, examining the effectiveness of sanctions and their historical context. Fishman also explores using seized Russian assets to bolster support for Ukraine.