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Why Nations Rise: Narratives and the Path to Great Power

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought International Relations and Foreign Policy Global History, Politics, and Ideology

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The rise and fall of nations has long aroused (political) geographers’ curiosity about the geographical foundations of powers. Classical geopolitical hotspots, such as Mackinder’s heartlands and Ni...

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