Politics and Geographic Relationships: Readings on the Nature of Political GeographyWilliam Arthur Douglas Jackson |
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... balance izing. 31 The Balance of Power : Ernst B. Haas RE - EMERGENCE OF THE BALANCE OF POWER CONCEPT " The Soviet Union is now engaged in an audacious attempt to upset the established balance of power prevail- ing in Europe . " This ...
... balance izing. 31 The Balance of Power : Ernst B. Haas RE - EMERGENCE OF THE BALANCE OF POWER CONCEPT " The Soviet Union is now engaged in an audacious attempt to upset the established balance of power prevail- ing in Europe . " This ...
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... balance of power was turning in favor of France , some years before the treaty of Westphalia ... , , " 10 he was merely saying that the Stuart ruler was notic- ing that the power of France was in- creasing as compared to that of Brit ...
... balance of power was turning in favor of France , some years before the treaty of Westphalia ... , , " 10 he was merely saying that the Stuart ruler was notic- ing that the power of France was in- creasing as compared to that of Brit ...
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... power can have no permanent friends . His devotion can be to no specific state but only to balanced power . The ally ... balance of power.53 In this refined analysis , the balance of power comes to be considered as a special case ...
... power can have no permanent friends . His devotion can be to no specific state but only to balanced power . The ally ... balance of power.53 In this refined analysis , the balance of power comes to be considered as a special case ...
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POLITICS AND GEOGRAPHY | 20 |
POLITICS POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY | 61 |
A Unified Field Theory of Political Geography | 101 |
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Amer American analysis areas balance of power border boundary British Canada Canadian capital cent centripetal forces cerned changes coal colonial concept corridor coun cultural decisions defense degree depends economic development economic growth effect ence environment environmental erally Esso Europe example existence fact factors federal field forces Forty-Ninth Parallel forward capital Friedrich Ratzel frontier function geog geographical Germany human idea important increase India Indus industry interests international relations labor land less limited Mackinder means ment milieu military natural nomic operational organization Pakistan peace political geography political power population port possible potential primate city problem production regions rela relatively result Richard Hartshorne river significant social society sources sovereignty Soviet Union space Spykman strategy ternational territorial theory tion tional tive trade transportation ture underdeveloped countries United World War II York