Published Jan 20, 2017
63: This Is How Monetary Policy Works in The Islamic State
Graeme Wood delves into the Islamic State's unique monetary policy, examining its cultural and historical influences, use of gold dinars over fiat currency, and how ISIS leverages the Internet to expand its ideology and reach among disenfranchised groups.
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