Geopolitics: A Very Short Introduction by Klaus Dodds

By:

Klaus Dodds [Author]

Publication details: Oxford University Press UK 2014Description: xiv, 157 pages: Illustrations; 16 cmISBN:

9780199676781

DDC classification:

320.12 DOD

Contents:

1: What is geopolitics? 2: Intellectual poison 3: Geopolitical architectures 4: Popular geopolitics 5: Identities 6: Objects Further reading Index

Abstract: Shows how geopolitics provides an essential guide to making sense of contemporary events such as Brexit and the rise of China Includes new sections considering the recent rise of populism and economic nationalism worldwide Considers the role that popular culture and everyday objects play in informing our geopolitical understandings and behaviour Offers a broad perspective drawing on regional and thematic case studies Considers both historical approaches to geopolitics and the ways in which it affects the lives of people today Part of the Very Short Introductions series - over ten million copies sold worldwide

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1: What is geopolitics?
2: Intellectual poison
3: Geopolitical architectures
4: Popular geopolitics
5: Identities
6: Objects
Further reading
Index

Shows how geopolitics provides an essential guide to making sense of contemporary events such as Brexit and the rise of China
Includes new sections considering the recent rise of populism and economic nationalism worldwide
Considers the role that popular culture and everyday objects play in informing our geopolitical understandings and behaviour
Offers a broad perspective drawing on regional and thematic case studies
Considers both historical approaches to geopolitics and the ways in which it affects the lives of people today
Part of the Very Short Introductions series - over ten million copies sold worldwide

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