Wars are often analysed through their political and human consequences, but their economic aftereffects are equally transformative. When conflicts end, economies do not simply return to their pre-war state; instead, they undergo structural reconfiguration shaped by destruction, reconstruction, institutional change, and shifts in global power. From the devastation of the World War I and World […]
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