The vision of space in critical geopolitics, expressed through the image, is defined. geopolitical concept interpreted as result interaction latter with outside world. Its historical development, nature organisation and behavior relation to other entities play a decisive role this regard. accumulation these processes over time forms semantics stereotypical political ideas about space, such as: ...

Greenland is an enormous hunk of ice, three times as big as Texas, with a narrow fringe along the southern shore where a few Eskimos and fewer Caucasians scratch out an existence. During World War II the United States spread a protecting wing over this inhospitable territory ... Greenland groans under a ponderous icecap that leaves only a slim margin of land sticking out around the edges. (Rouc...

The first process was geopolitical, and had to do with the need to provide security for the fledgling state from external threats. This included not only threats to the Israel’s existence, but also threats to the economic well being of its population and its capacity for future growth through the absorption of large segments of the Jewish Diaspora. Water issues were central to Israel’s geopolit...

"Tourism in European microstates and dependencies: geopolitics, scale resource limitations." Journal of Heritage Tourism, 17(2), pp. 245–246

The geopolitical variable alone is not sufficient to understand Nepal’s entry into NAM and its relevance. While very little literature has been produced on non-alignment, what exists also limited either speeches or statements delivered by Nepali leaders at the conferences Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Still, while scanning perspective of Non-Nepali Cold War foreign policy analysts in Himalayan ge...

This commentary begins by outlining current debates on the notion of Anthropocene from a critical perspective. Subsequently, it will discuss how Pugh and Chandler (2021) directly address such problematic their work contributes to pluralising contemporary academic Anthropocene. Their previous engagements are no stranger questions epistemic discrimination in broad fields geography, geopolitics, i...

This commentary reviews An et al.’s (2021) article, ‘Towards Confucian Geopolitics’. It first acknowledges the article’s achievement in highlighting importance of reading geopolitics by excavating Chinese traditions and cultural perspectives. However, also points out that article has failed to understand complex nature ideology differentiating between real-world political struggle idealism. The...