This volume examines the impact of war on international trade throughout history, from the days of ancient empires to the modern era. Bellot and Atherley-Jones analyze the economic, political, and technological factors that shape the relationship between commerce and conflict, as well as the legal frameworks that govern the conduct of trade during wartime.

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