Sanctions to Survival: With Dr. Anita Kellogg
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Sanctions to Survival: With Dr. Anita Kellogg
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How do economics shape the outcome of modern conflicts? Christopher Turner sits down with Dr. Anita Kellogg, Assistant Professor at the National Defense University, to examine the economic dimensions of warfare through the lens of the conflict involving Iran.
Dr. Kellogg explains how economic statecraft has become a central tool of national security, exploring the impact of conflict on global trade, energy markets, and supply chains. The conversation also covers the strategic importance of rare earth minerals, the challenges of rebuilding domestic manufacturing, the effects of tariffs, and the evolving geopolitical competition involving China and Russia.
Whether you're interested in international relations, national security, or global economics, this discussion offers valuable insight into how economic decisions influence military strategy and everyday life.
Key Topics- The economic consequences of conflict involving Iran
- Economic statecraft and modern warfare
- Global trade and supply chain security
- Rare earth minerals and critical resource competition
- U.S.-China trade tensions and tariffs
- Domestic manufacturing and industrial policy
- National security, environmental policy, and workforce challenges
- The long-term economic effects of ongoing conflict