
Clancy's masterful techno-thriller predicted 9/11 years before it happened. When a vengeful Japan attacks America, Jack Ryan faces his greatest challenge yet. This #1 NYT bestseller shocked critics with its prescient storytelling - could fiction become our reality?
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In the geopolitical thriller "Debt of Honor," we witness a modern conflict that begins not with missiles but with market manipulation. Japan, once America's economic miracle child, faces a fundamental crisis-its economic foundation is crumbling. Despite technological prowess and industrial might, Japan remains vulnerable due to its dependence on imported resources and export markets. This vulnerability becomes personal for industrialist Raizo Yamata, who witnessed his family's suicide during WWII rather than surrender to American forces on Saipan. At a clandestine bathhouse meeting, Japanese business leaders confront their collective disaster-inflated real estate values used as collateral for loans are creating a house of cards. When America's trade policies further strain relations by blocking Japanese access to innovative manufacturing technologies, Yamata sees an opportunity. Unlike his colleagues who focus on immediate economic concerns, he envisions a radical solution: Japan must achieve true independence by securing its own resource base and breaking free from American influence-permanently. What makes this scenario so chilling is its plausibility. The interdependence that was supposed to prevent conflict instead creates new vulnerabilities. When nations become economically entangled, the chess pieces of power shift in unexpected ways. Could economic warfare truly escalate to military conflict? History suggests it's not only possible but has happened repeatedly-economic strangulation often precedes physical confrontation.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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