War and business are intricately related in the west, and war is the first lever pulled when the economy stagnates critically.
Author: K.J. Noh
K.J. Noh is a peace activist and journalist and scholar specializing in the geopolitics of the Asian continent. He writes for Counterpunch and Dissident Voice. He is special correspondent for KPFA Flashpoints on the Pivot to Asia, the Koreas, and the Pacific.
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