geopolitics
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Spatial dimensions of political power, state sovereignty, territorial conflict, borders, international governance, and critical geopolitics. Covers classical geopolitics (Mackinder, Ratzel, Mahan), critical geopolitics (Said, O Tuathail), state territory and sovereignty, border theory, international organizations and governance, electoral geography, and postcolonial perspectives on power and space. Use when reasoning about territorial disputes, borders, international relations, state power, colonialism and its legacies, or the politics of geographic representation.
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