Prisoners of Geography - Our World Explained in 12 Simple Maps

In an increasingly interconnected world, the enduring influence of geography on global politics, economics, and cultural conflicts remains profound. This work unravels the complex ways in which physical landscapes shape the strategies and destinies of nations, presenting a compelling narrative that moves beyond conventional geopolitics to reveal the geographical constraints and opportunities that define international relations.

• Geography as Destiny: Natural features such as mountains, rivers, and seas fundamentally determine a country's political power and economic potential.
• Border Realities: Many current conflicts and tensions stem from borders drawn without regard to ethnic, cultural, or geographical realities.
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