The Economics of War: The Global Economy of Conflict
By Bharat Bhushan Pareek

Unveiling the Hidden Forces Driving Modern Warfare

War has long been viewed as a battle for territorial conquest, political dominance, or ideological supremacy. But beyond the battlefield, war is a massive economic enterprise that influences global markets, financial systems, and geopolitical strategies. The Economics of War: The Global Economy of Conflict takes a deep dive into the economic mechanisms that fuel wars, sustain military-industrial complexes, and reshape international power dynamics.

What This Book Explores
In this groundbreaking book, Bharat Bhushan Pareek uncovers the financial, trade, and industrial dimensions of warfare, exposing how conflicts are often driven by economic incentives rather than just military ambitions. The book takes readers through historical case studies, modern trade wars, sanctions, and financial manipulations, offering a comprehensive understanding of the economic engines behind global conflicts.

Key Topics Covered in This Book:
✔️ The Historical Evolution of Economic Warfare – From ancient trade embargoes to modern cyber financial attacks.
✔️ The Role of Financial Institutions in War – How banks, corporations, and stock markets sustain military economies.
✔️ Economic Sanctions and Trade Wars – Their effectiveness, impact, and unintended consequences.
✔️ The Energy Factor in Global Conflicts – The connection between oil, gas, and military interventions.
✔️ The Digital Battlefield – The emergence of cyber warfare, blockchain financing, and AI-driven conflicts.
✔️ How Defense Contractors and Private Military Companies Profit from War – The military-industrial complex at work.
✔️ Post-War Reconstruction and Its Economic Impact – Who gains and who loses after conflicts end.