The Revenge of Geography by Robert D. Kaplan

The Revenge of Geography by Robert D. Kaplan

Technology was supposed to make distance irrelevant. Kaplan's argument is that mountains, rivers, coastlines and rainfall still set the limits inside which every leader has to operate.

He revives the classic geopolitical thinkers and applies them to Russia, China, India, Iran and the Arab world — explaining why some borders keep producing conflict and why some states behave the same way across centuries and ideologies.

Contested and consistently stimulating. A good companion to Tim Marshall's Prisoners of Geography, with more history behind it.

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