An Introduction to Political Geography

Graham Smith · John Rennie Short

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Introduction Part 1 The Political Geography of the World Order Uneven Development: the Capitalist Whirlpool The Rise and Fall of the Superpowers: the East-West Fulcrum The Multipolar World Part 2 The Political Geography of the State The State and the World Order The Nation State The State as Spatial Entity Part 3 The Political Geography of Participation People and the State The Global Villagers Citizens and the City

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