Domino Doctrine: Regime Change, Proxy Wars, and the Multipolar World

Domino Doctrine: Regime Change, Proxy Wars, and the Multipolar World delves into the complex forces shaping the survival and collapse of regimes in today’s interconnected world. From Iran’s nuclear ambitions to Israel’s strategic maneuvers, from the proxy wars in Afghanistan and Yemen to Venezuela’s political and economic turmoil, this book provides a meticulous analysis of global power dynamics. It explores the roles of major players—India, Russia, the United States, and regional actors like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia—and examines how alliances, rivalries, and technological tools such as cyber warfare, media manipulation, and economic sanctions influence political outcomes.Through 25 detailed chapters, the book reveals how military strategies, proxy engagements, information warfare, and economic pressures interact in a multipolar world, creating cascading effects that transcend borders. With a focus on both historical context and contemporary events, it decodes the mechanics of modern regime change and the ripple effects of political instability across regions. Readers gain a unique perspective on the interconnected web of global politics, where the fall or survival of one state reshapes alliances, recalibrates power, and influences the course of history.Perfect for scholars, policy analysts, journalists, and anyone fascinated by geopolitics, Domino Doctrine offers an in-depth, thought-provoking exploration of the forces shaping the twenty-first-century world order.

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