The Wealth Weapon: Four Arguments About Multinationals

The Wealth Weapon by Ben J.

Wattenberg and Richard J.

Whalen is a groundbreaking book that offers a fresh perspective on U.S.

foreign policy.

The authors, who come from different political backgrounds, provide a balanced set of arguments for an activist U.S.

foreign policy, using the country's wealth as a weapon to defend American strategic interests and human rights.

They argue that with the reduced influence of the US after Vietnam, future presidents will have little choice but to use economic strength to protect vital interests abroad.

The book takes a provocative look at the role of giant global corporations in the world and how they can be used to pursue national goals and objectives.

This is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complex relationship between economics, politics, and foreign policy.