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The Economic Weapon

The Rise of Sanctions as a Tool of Modern War
Summary:

The book explores the historical development and use of economic sanctions from World War I to the present, examining their role as instruments of warfare and foreign policy. It analyzes the effectiveness, ethical implications, and the political and humanitarian consequences of sanctions as a coercive tool in international relations.

Key points:

1. Sanctions as Warfare: Mulder shows how sanctions have gone from a minor tactic to a key strategy in war, allowing states to pressure others without fighting.

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