Chokepoints

Chokepoints by Edward Fishman is a timely and insightful book that explores how economic power, global trade networks, technology, and financial systems have become major tools of modern geopolitical competition. Drawing from international relations, economics, and national security analysis, Edward Fishman examines how countries use control over critical global systems to influence rivals and shape world politics.

The book explains the concept of “chokepoints”  strategic areas such as supply chains, energy routes, semiconductor production, financial systems, and digital infrastructure that can be used to apply pressure in international conflicts and economic competition. Fishman analyzes how sanctions, trade restrictions, and technological controls are increasingly shaping global power dynamics.

Chokepoints also explores topics such as geopolitics, economic warfare, global trade, sanctions, technology competition, national security, foreign policy, and international economics. Through real-world examples and modern case studies, the book provides a deeper understanding of how economic tools influence global strategy and international relations.

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