War, Global Capitalism and Resistance

War, Global Capitalism and Resistance analyzes how modern conflicts are intertwined with capitalist accumulation, geopolitical competition, and the interests of transnational capital.

Robinson examines the economic drivers of war, including resource control, market access, and profit-making in the military-security complex.

The book also explores patterns of popular resistance and how social movements confront militarism and neoliberal policies.

Drawing on recent case studies, Robinson links macro-structural dynamics to on-the-ground struggles.

He argues that militarization both sustains capitalist interests and suppresses potential revolutionary challenges.