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Introduction to Geopolitics

by Colin Flint

4th Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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International Relations

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Book Details

Print ISBN9780367686758
eText ISBN9781000428148
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2022
Edition4th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages324

Introduction to Geopolitics, 4th Edition, provides an accessible introduction to the core themes of geopolitical structures and agency. Colin Flint explains how state and non-state actors compete over global power and resources in world affairs.

The textbook examines how actors formulate and justify geopolitical codes, frame policy through national identity, and operate across territorial boundaries and network flows. It considers the contemporary global power of the United States alongside China's changing foreign policy, incorporating an expanded case study on South China Sea disputes.

Designed for students and general readers, this edition requires no prior knowledge of international affairs or theory. Guided exercises help readers analyze complex conflicts across the global political landscape.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction to geopolitics

  2. Chapter 2: A framework for understanding geopolitics

  3. Chapter 3: Geopolitical agency: the concept of geopolitical codes

  4. Chapter 4: Justifying geopolitical agency: representing geopolitical codes

  5. Chapter 5: Embedding geopolitics within national identity

  6. Chapter 6: Territorial geopolitics: shaky foundations of the world political map?

  7. Chapter 7: Network geopolitics: flows desired and feared

  8. Chapter 8: Global geopolitical structure: framing agency

  9. Chapter 9: Environmental geopolitics: agency in the Anthropocene

  10. Chapter 10: Messy geopolitics: agency and multiple structures

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