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Geopolitics is focused on the relationship between politics and territory. Through geopolitics we attempt to analyze and predict the actions and decisions of nations, or other forms of political power, by means of their geographical characteristics and location in the world.
In a broader sense, geopolitics studies the general relations between countries on a global scale. Here we analyze local events in terms of the bigger, global picture.
NORMAL THEME
geo·pol·i·tics | ˌjēōˈpäləˌtiks |
noun
The study of how factors such as geography, economics, military capability and non-State actors affects the foreign policy of States.
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IAmA: Evan Centanni, founder, editor, and lead cartographer of Political Geography Now, here to discuss cartography, borders, statehood, and territory around the world AMA!
/r/Geopolitics welcomes Evan Centanni, founder, editor, and lead cartographer of Political Geography Now, a source for ideologically-neutral news and educational features concerning statehood, borders, and territorial control around the world. PolGeoNow includes original maps of disputed territories, intergovernmental organizations, rebel controlled areas and other topics.
"Most of these maps are created by yours truly, either entirely or in part. I'm happy to answer questions concerning cartography, PolGeoNow's operations, borders, statehood, and territory around the world. I do not consider myself an expert on policy analysis or military strategy, though people are of course welcome to ask whatever they want." This year Political Geography Now has largely focused on the conflicts in Sudan, Israel/Palestine, and Somalia (report upcoming) but questions regarding other areas are welcomed. Evan Centanni has participated in past AMAs at /r/geopolitics which may be viewed in our Wiki here.
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