Drawing from his recent book The Economic Weapon: The Rise of Sanctions as a Tool of Modern War (Yale University Press), Nicholas Mulder explores in this talk given at the Graduate Institute in October 2022, how economic sanctions have in fact been modeled and operate as a technique of warfare. Nicholas Mulder is Assistant Professor of History and Milstein Faculty Fellow at Cornell University. Thanks to the Global Governance Centre for sharing this talk.

The Economic Weapon in Global Governance

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The Economic Weapon in Global Governance

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