Book · 2013 · Political Science
Treasury's War
The Unleashing of a New Era of Financial Warfare
Treasury's War by Juan Zarate has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 2 podcasts (1 episode recommends it and 1 episode discusses it), through . Most frequently brought up by Charles Hoskinson (1 episode) and Jordan Harbinger (1 episode) on The Jordan Harbinger Show (1 episode) and The Shawn Ryan Show (1 episode).
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Why people recommend it
Treasury's War by Juan Zarate details how the United States government weaponized the global financial system to combat illicit finance, terrorism, and hostile nation-states. On The Shawn Ryan Show, Charles Hoskinson referenced the book under the name Treasuries War by Ron Sarat, observing that modern geopolitical conflicts are fought not just on physical battlefields by soldiers, but also in financial institutions and backrooms by accountants. Similarly, Jordan Harbinger discussed the work on The Jordan Harbinger Show, highlighting the strategic premise that a nation can effectively alter an enemy government's strategic behavior by targeting its financial bottom line and economic foundations. Both hosts utilized Zarate's historical account to illustrate the mechanics of modern economic warfare and the growing importance of financial intelligence in global politics. The book provides a compelling look at how regulatory power, banking access, and financial oversight can serve as potent diplomatic and military tools in an increasingly interconnected and digital global economy.
Every mention
Charles Hoskinson There's this wonderful book from Ron Sarat called Treasuries War, and it says, 'Hey, the Giwa wasn't just f… 1
“There's this wonderful book from Ron Sarat called Treasuries War, and it says, 'Hey, the Giwa wasn't just fought on a battlefield. It was fought by accountants.'”
Jordan Harbinger so basically we can alter I think you wrote it this way in the book we can alter the enemy's strategic Beha… 1
“so basically we can alter I think you wrote it this way in the book we can alter the enemy's strategic Behavior by altering its bottom line”
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“but but I use it deliberately deliberately and I used it deliberately in the title of the book imparted kind of shock the senses to say look like it or not”
“um I I often called and I called it in the book The Alliance of financial Rogues”