In Modern Jihad Loretta Napoleoni argues that the and subsequent led to the new economy of terrorism?

In "Modern Jihad," Loretta Napoleoni argues that the end of the Cold War, coupled with the rise of globalization, significantly transformed the landscape of terrorism. She posits that these factors led to the emergence of a new economy of terrorism, where financial networks and economic motivations became central to terrorist operations. This new paradigm enables groups to fund their activities through criminal enterprises and global markets, making them more resilient and adaptive. Ultimately, Napoleoni highlights the interconnection between economic factors and the evolution of modern jihadist movements.