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Political Geography of Panregions

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Examines 1930s German geopolitical writers' proposed model of a tripartite division of the world into large panregions of American, European and Japanese hegemony. Imperialism in German geopolitics; Panidea of Eurafrica; Diplomatic missions from Western countries to Africa in 1965; African states' membership in intergovernmental organizations; Air linkages; Military connections.

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