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Chokepoints

How Economic Warfare is Changing the World - FT BUSINESS BOOK OF THE YEAR SHORTLISTED
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SHORTLISTED FOR THE

FINANCIAL TIMES BUSINESS BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDTHE INSTANT

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERAN

ECONOMIST 'BEST BOOK OF 2025''

Chokepoints is a masterful narrative of US economic warfare in the 21st century.'Financial Times'A timely, riveting world tour … absorbing'The Economist'Compelling and dramatic'Wall Street Journal'A gripping, firsthand account. Unparalleled.' Chris Miller, author of

Chip WarIf you want to understand what's happening to the world economy, start right here. It used to take blockades and sieges to ravage a rival's economy. Now, a single statement posted online by the US government can bring a nation to its knees.

Chokepoints is a gripping behind-the-scenes account of one of the most pivotal geopolitical shifts of our time. Drawing on extensive research, personal experience and interviews with key players, Edward Fishman, a former top US State Department official, takes us deep into the back rooms of power around the world. He reveals how sanctions, tariffs and control over modern-day chokepoints – such as the US dollar, advanced microchip technology and critical energy supply chains – have become the primary weapons of twenty-first-century geopolitics.

This is the epic story of how America turned economics into a weapon – and how China, Europe and Britain are now doing the same. Urgent and brimming with rare insight, Chokepoints is the definitive guide to the Age of Economic Warfare.

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Litres'teki yayın tarihi:
13 kasım 2024
Hacim:
890 s.
ISBN:
9781783968923
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