Price of Peace

This book introduces economic guarantees of security-a new approach to preventing conflict and strengthening peace agreements. Instead of relying only on political or military deterrence, it proposes clear financial consequences for violations, along with incentives for compliance.It outlines how treaties can include enforceable tools such as funds, bonds, insurance mechanisms, and asset controls. By embedding economic logic into global governance, the approach makes aggression costly and cooperation more attractive.Combining theory with practical insight, this book offers a fresh perspective for policymakers, economists, and scholars seeking effective ways to strengthen stability and ensure that agreements are truly upheld.