Currency and Coercion

Discover the intricate relationship between currency and power in Jonathan Kirshner's insightful book, Currency and Coercion. Published in 1997, this compelling work spans 300 pages and delves into how states leverage international currency relationships as tools for coercive power, fundamentally impacting their security. Kirshner offers a comprehensive taxonomy of monetary power, exploring various forms it can take and the specific conditions under which it exerts influence. This essential read is perfect for anyone interested in the intersections of economics, international relations, and political science. Enhance your understanding of monetary economics and its implications for global politics with this thought-provoking analysis from a leading expert in the field.