Globalization and War

It increases the likelihood of war, as countries become more dependent on each other and thus more vulnerable to economic coercion.

It decreases the likelihood of war, as countries become more dependent on each other and thus have a greater incentive to avoid conflict.

It has no effect on the likelihood of war, as economic interdependence is not a significant factor in determining the outbreak of war.

The effect of economic interdependence on the likelihood of war is unclear and depends on a variety of other factors.