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π Prisoners of Geography
Prisoners of Geography ππ§ by Tim Marshall offers a fascinating look at how geography shapes global politics, conflicts, and power structures. Through ten sharp chapters, Marshall takes readers on a tour of the world πβ from Russiaβs icy frontiers βοΈ to Africaβs vast deserts ποΈ, Chinaβs mountainous borders ποΈ, and the geopolitical tensions of the Middle East βοΈ.
With easy-to-understand language and clear maps πΊοΈ, the book reveals how rivers, mountains, seas, and borders continue to influence political decisions, war strategies, and global diplomacy. Itβs a must-read for students of political science, international relations, and history, as well as for curious readers who want to understand why the world is the way it is π§ π.
A powerful blend of geography, history, and politics, this book explains past patterns and current affairs with crystal clarity. ππ‘
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