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"Economic warfare" as a book category covers stories and analyses about the use of financial, commercial, and legal tools as instruments of conflict and power—sanctions, trade wars, currency manipulation, resource blockades, cyberattacks on financial systems, corporate sabotage, and covert economic espionage. It spans fiction and nonfiction: geopolitical thrillers where states and shadow actors weaponize markets and supply chains, investigative accounts of sanctions and financial crime, policy-driven analyses of how economies are targeted or defended, and speculative near‑future scenarios of global economic breakdown. Typical protagonists are spies, intelligence analysts, regulators, journalists, bankers, and CEOs who navigate opaque networks of influence, secrecy, and systemic risk, and common themes include moral ambiguity, unintended consequences, vulnerability of interdependence, and the blurred line between commerce and coercion.

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