CONTENTS: Acknowledgement, Introduction: Corporate Military Intelligence in a Complex World, Tables and Figures, Abbreviations, 1. From Sea to Strategy: Applying Naval Command Principles to Corporate and Military Intelligence-Hasim Turker, 2. Economic Warfare: The Corporate Involvement-Oloke Moses Olalekan, 3. Private Military Security Companies in Pacific Island Countries: Impacts on Development-Sasha Gillies-Lekakis, 4. Intelligence and Foreign Policy-Sureyya Yigit, 5. The Business of War: Corporate Political Influence on Military Engagement-Mohamad Hassan Soueidan, 6. Tangled Power Game: Tatmadaw and Corporate Influence on Myanmar’s Jade Industry-Sampa Kundu, 7. From Fossil Fuels to Chips Intelligence Gathering in the Era of Big Tech-Shushant Vc Parashar, 8. Economic Warfare as a Component of Geoeconomic Strategy in the Global Geopolitical Transformation-Greg Simons, 9. The Issue of Regulating ‘Artificial Intelligence (AI)’: Mapping the Division Between the Global South and North on Cyber Security-Simant Shankar Bharti and Saroj Kumar Aryal, 10. Why Wagner Wins: Deconstructing Mercenary-Governmental Organisations within Russian Foreign Policy-Aaryaman Nijhawan, 11. The Nexus Conundrum: Interplay Between Military Intelligence and Corporate Forces in Tomorrow’s Battles-Antoine Renaux, 12. Civil-Military Fusion in Artificial Intelligence: Scope and Challenges for India’s Future Warfare Capabilitie-Niranjan Marjani, 13. An Analysis of Russia’s Counter-Terrorism Efforts in The Sahel: The Case of Burkina Faso and Mali (2015-2023)-John Mwangi Githigaro 14. Political Ethics and The Politicisation of Intelligence Services in Modern Statecraft-David Shakarishvili, 15. Increasing Role of Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) and Impacts on Future Warfare-Anuradha Oinam and Monojit Das, Conclusion: The Future of Warfare—Corporate Dominance or Military Leadership?, Editors and Contributors: Bibliography, Index.