The Price of the End: War, Finance, and the Destiny of Capitalism
Uncovering the Hidden Alliances of Global Finance, Military Empire, and Human Destiny
- Educational & Academic
- Finance
- Historical Non-Fiction
We are taught to view capitalism as merely an economic system—a neutral mechanism of supply, demand, and markets. But what if it is actually a totalizing mythos, an all-encompassing metaphysical engine powered by perpetual debt and geopolitical violence? In The Price of the End, Hamjat Jallomy Bah delivers a penetrating investigation into the architecture of modern power. Tracing the trajectory from commodity money to fiat debt, this urgent work reveals how global dollar hegemony, energy trade corridors, and military interventions became inextricably intertwined. From the strategic defense of maritime chokepoints to the high-frequency algorithms driving sovereign financialization, the book dissects the structural fractures pushing our world toward systemic instability. Yet the crisis reaches far beyond balance sheets and proxy wars. As automated intelligence displaces labor and human existence is reduced to tradeable metrics, the true cost of imperial mechanics becomes a spiritual and social crisis. Bridging economic history, geopolitical strategy, and existential philosophy, The Price of the End offers an uncompromising diagnostic of our volatile global order—and illuminates vital pathways toward reclaiming community resilience, ethical sovereignty, and genuine human purpose.




