New Book Release Infrastructure Wars Reveals How Nations Build Power Through Concrete, Steel, and Finance
Atlanta, GA — A new book by global infrastructure strategist and financier Russell Duke argues that the most decisive battles of the 21st century are not fought with weapons, but with ports, power grids, digital networks, and capital. Infrastructure Wars: How Nations Build Power with Concrete and Steel delivers a timely and authoritative examination of how infrastructure has become the central instrument of geopolitical power.
Drawing on more than two decades advising governments and financing sovereign-scale infrastructure projects, Duke exposes the often-invisible systems that determine which nations lead and which become dependent. From ports and energy corridors to digital backbones and development finance, Infrastructure Wars shows how infrastructure investment quietly reshapes...
