For too long, the discourse surrounding national security and foreign policy has been dominated by justifications framed through the lens of geopolitical necessity, ideological struggle, or the defense of democratic values. While these narratives hold a certain persuasive power, they often obscure a more fundamental, and perhaps more pragmatic, driver of statecraft: economic imperative. This book embarks on an investigation into the intricate and often clandestine relationship between periods of economic downturn and the subsequent escalation of covert government operations. It posits that beneath the surface of geopolitical maneuvering and the rhetoric of national defense, a powerful economic engine has been quietly at work, utilizing clandestine actions not merely as tools of statecraft, but as instruments of economic management, job creation, and industrial stimulation.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For too long, the discourse surrounding national security and foreign policy has been dominated by justifications framed through the lens of geopolitical necessity, ideological struggle, or the defense of democratic values. While these narratives hold a certain persuasive power, they often obscure a more fundamental, and perhaps more pragmatic, driver of statecraft: economic imperative. This book embarks on an investigation into the intricate and often clandestine relationship between periods of economic downturn and the subsequent escalation of covert government operations. It posits that beneath the surface of geopolitical maneuvering and the rhetoric of national defense, a powerful economic engine has been quietly at work, utilizing clandestine actions not merely as tools of statecraft, but as instruments of economic management, job creation, and industrial stimulation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798278789475
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