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The Age of Unpeace How Connectivity Causes Conflict

Mark Leonard

In the three decades since the end of the Cold War, global leaders have been integrating the world's economy, transport and communications, breaking down borders in the hope of making war impossible. In doing so, they have unwittingly created a formidable arsenal of weapons for new kinds of conflict...

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The Ezra Klein Show

Krastev described The Age of Unpeace as a very good book on international relations that captures the weaponisation of economic interdependence.

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Mark Leonard's, in my view, very good book on international relations called The Age of Unpeace. All this story of economic interdependence and the weaponisation of interdependence, in my view, is ver...

— Episode: Putin May Not Like How He’s Changed Euro...

Episode: Putin May Not Like How He’s Changed Europe

Krastev described The Age of Unpeace as a very good book on international relations that captures the weaponisation of economic interdependence.

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Mark Leonard's, in my view, very good book on international relations called The Age of Unpeace. All this story of economic interdependence and the weaponisation of interdependence, in my view, is very well captured there.

Episode: Putin May Not Like How He’s Changed Europe

It was highlighted as a strong book on international relations covering economic interdependence and its weaponisation.

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Mark Lennar's, in my view, very good book on international relations called The Age of Unpeace.

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