ISBN: 9798951909152 - the washing machine war: smuggling, enforcement, and the dual-use parts that arm the world’s wars (8 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A washing machine and a cruise missile can run on the same chip. This is the story of how - and of the people trying to stop it. When a Russian missile is pulled from the wreckage of a Ukrainian children's hospital, its guidance computer turns out to be built from the same ordinary microchips found in dishwashers, cars, and washing machines. The Washing Machine War is the untold story of the hidden supply line that runs from the factory floor to the front line - and the smugglers, shell companies, and enforcement agents fighting a shadow war over the parts that arm the world's battlefields. From a Brooklyn electronics shop to a snowbound Estonian border crossing to the order desk where a single compliance officer decides whether to ask one more question, James R. Ferry II takes you inside the enforcement front - the human, criminal, decision-level story the big-picture books explain from altitude but never enter. It is a field guide to the tells: the red flags, the false end-users, and the circuitous routes that separate an ordinary sale from a war crime. Equal parts true-crime thriller and practitioner's manual - drawn entirely from the public record of indictments, penalty orders, and the teardown reports of investigators from Kyiv to Washington - it reveals that in the new economic iron curtain descending between great powers, the last line of defense isn't a strike force or a sanction. It's the person holding an order that doesn't quite add up. For readers of Chip War and Underground Empire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A washing machine and a cruise missile can run on the same chip. This is the story of how - and of the people trying to stop it. When a Russian missile is pulled from the wreckage of a Ukrainian children's hospital, its guidance computer turns out to be built from the same ordinary microchips found in dishwashers, cars, and washing machines. The Washing Machine War is the untold story of the hidden supply line that runs from the factory floor to the front line - and the smugglers, shell companies, and enforcement agents fighting a shadow war over the parts that arm the world's battlefields. From a Brooklyn electronics shop to a snowbound Estonian border crossing to the order desk where a single compliance officer decides whether to ask one more question, James R. Ferry II takes you inside the enforcement front - the human, criminal, decision-level story the big-picture books explain from altitude but never enter. It is a field guide to the tells: the red flags, the false end-users, and the circuitous routes that separate an ordinary sale from a war crime. Equal parts true-crime thriller and practitioner's manual - drawn entirely from the public record of indictments, penalty orders, and the teardown reports of investigators from Kyiv to Washington - it reveals that in the new economic iron curtain descending between great powers, the last line of defense isn't a strike force or a sanction. It's the person holding an order that doesn't quite add up. For readers of Chip War and Underground Empire.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A washing machine and a cruise missile can run on the same chip. This is the story of how - and of the people trying to stop it. When a Russian missile is pulled from the wreckage of a Ukrainian children's hospital, its guidance computer turns out to be built from the same ordinary microchips found in dishwashers, cars, and washing machines. The Washing Machine War is the untold story of the hidden supply line that runs from the factory floor to the front line - and the smugglers, shell companies, and enforcement agents fighting a shadow war over the parts that arm the world's battlefields. From a Brooklyn electronics shop to a snowbound Estonian border crossing to the order desk where a single compliance officer decides whether to ask one more question, James R. Ferry II takes you inside the enforcement front - the human, criminal, decision-level story the big-picture books explain from altitude but never enter. It is a field guide to the tells: the red flags, the false end-users, and the circuitous routes that separate an ordinary sale from a war crime. Equal parts true-crime thriller and practitioner's manual - drawn entirely from the public record of indictments, penalty orders, and the teardown reports of investigators from Kyiv to Washington - it reveals that in the new economic iron curtain descending between great powers, the last line of defense isn't a strike force or a sanction. It's the person holding an order that doesn't quite add up. For readers of Chip War and Underground Empire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A washing machine and a cruise missile can run on the same chip. This is the story of how - and of the people trying to stop it. When a Russian missile is pulled from the wreckage of a Ukrainian children's hospital, its guidance computer turns out to be built from the same ordinary microchips found in dishwashers, cars, and washing machines. The Washing Machine War is the untold story of the hidden supply line that runs from the factory floor to the front line - and the smugglers, shell companies, and enforcement agents fighting a shadow war over the parts that arm the world's battlefields. From a Brooklyn electronics shop to a snowbound Estonian border crossing to the order desk where a single compliance officer decides whether to ask one more question, James R. Ferry II takes you inside the enforcement front - the human, criminal, decision-level story the big-picture books explain from altitude but never enter. It is a field guide to the tells: the red flags, the false end-users, and the circuitous routes that separate an ordinary sale from a war crime. Equal parts true-crime thriller and practitioner's manual - drawn entirely from the public record of indictments, penalty orders, and the teardown reports of investigators from Kyiv to Washington - it reveals that in the new economic iron curtain descending between great powers, the last line of defense isn't a strike force or a sanction. It's the person holding an order that doesn't quite add up. For readers of Chip War and Underground Empire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Washing Machine War | James R. II Ferry | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Trade Underground Press | EAN 9798951909152 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.