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Capital Flows as Geopolitical Leverage. How Financial Systems Shape International Business Strategy and Sovereign Decision-Making
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- Nombre de pages565
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-60207-0
- EAN9783565602070
- Date de parution30/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille1007 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Financial power no longer follows military dominance-it precedes it. The global monetary system has evolved into a geopolitical instrument that shapes trade policy, corporate strategy, and national sovereignty before a single diplomatic cable is sent.
This book examines three structural mechanisms: how capital controls function as non-military coercion, how currency swap agreements redefine alliance structures, and how payment system access determines which nations can participate in international commerce.
It maps the architecture of financial influence-from central bank coordination to sanctions enforcement-revealing how liquidity itself becomes a strategic asset. For executives operating across borders, understanding these dynamics is no longer optional. Supply chain resilience, market entry decisions, and risk modeling now require fluency in monetary geopolitics. The rules of international business are being rewritten not in trade agreements, but in the plumbing of the financial system itself.
It maps the architecture of financial influence-from central bank coordination to sanctions enforcement-revealing how liquidity itself becomes a strategic asset. For executives operating across borders, understanding these dynamics is no longer optional. Supply chain resilience, market entry decisions, and risk modeling now require fluency in monetary geopolitics. The rules of international business are being rewritten not in trade agreements, but in the plumbing of the financial system itself.
