La nouvelle guerre économique: Le droit et la finance au service de la politique étrangère américaine

The detailed analysis of strategic chokepoints really brought a new perspective to economic warfare. I'm curious whether this focus was driven by recent events or a long-standing interest.

The way the book ties historical chokepoints to today's conflicts added a layer of immediacy. It made me think about what future flashpoints might be emerging.

The selection of certain choke points over others seemed deliberate. I wonder what criteria or research led to those choices—was it based on recent disruptions or historical significance?