
Discover why geography still dictates global politics in this New York Times bestseller. Marshall's ten maps reveal hidden forces shaping conflicts worldwide, earning praise from the Washington Post as "a convincing analysis" that challenges how we understand power in our technologically advanced world.
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Why does Russia seem perpetually paranoid about its western borders? Why is China so obsessed with controlling Tibet? The answer lies beneath our feet-in the mountains, rivers, deserts, and seas that surround nations and act as invisible prison bars. These geographical features have constrained leaders throughout history, limiting their choices and shaping conflicts in ways we rarely consider. Geography isn't destiny, but it creates powerful tendencies that have shaped human history. When we look at a map, we typically see political boundaries-lines drawn by humans. But beneath these artificial divisions lie the physical realities that truly determine a nation's options: mountain ranges that block invasions, rivers that enable trade, coastlines that provide access to global markets, and plains that leave populations vulnerable. Understanding these geographical imperatives illuminates the "why" behind headlines that often seem baffling. Russia's actions in Ukraine, China's determination to control Tibet, America's global military presence-all make more sense when viewed through the lens of geography. As we navigate an increasingly complex world, recognizing how the physical landscape shapes political decisions becomes not just fascinating but essential for making sense of international relations.
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