The Politics of Geography: Geography

This text contains strategies States adopt to enhance their power in regards to location, resources, defence, and enrichment in the 21st century international geopolitical economy of posthegemony. Thomas Malthus in his theory made critical emphasis on the effect of overpopulation on the earth-crust. But, he was knowledge deficit in the fact that his theory had a ripple effect on national interests in regards to which State gets what, when, and how in the geopolitical arena of power and national might. Although, Thomas Malthus could have seen the essence of ignoring the menace of overpopulation in order to focus on the scarce natural resources that nature has decided to strategically placed on the earth-crust to be possessed through the battle of the fittest. The political intrigues played by States in the possession of these natural resources is what this book envelopes, and can only be discovered by serious kindest and astute learners who aspire to go beyond the normative and descriptive narratives that are put forward by the media for daily consumption. Geopolitics is deeper, and this book brings to bare the indept knowledge of Geopolitics to professionals and scholars.

Pagina's: 148, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing