The origins of a contested concept
The term “geopolitics” is flung around a lot these days, but what does the concept mean? Professor Jeremy Black and Graham Stewart begin their exploration of world politics and theory by exploring its origins and how it led to foreign policy-makers seeing their priorities in new ways.
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