Geopolitics at the End of the Twentieth Century : The Changing World Political Map (Paperback)

Globalisation and the changing world political map, David Newman, Nurit Kliot. Part 1 Geopolitics and globalisation: the worldviews of small states - a content analysis of 1995 UN speeches, Stanley D. Brunn; ordering the crush zone, geopolitical games in post-Cold War Eastern Europe, John O'Loughlin; economic globalisation, politics and trade policy in Ghana and Kenya, Richard Grant; geopolitical change and the Asia-Pacific - the future of new regionalism, Dennis Rumley; global stability through inequality versus peace processes through equality, Fabrizio Eva; review essay - reclaiming geopolitics - geographers strike back, Virginie Mamadouh. Part 2 Boundaries and territory -borderless worlds: problematising discourses of deterretorialisation in global finance and digital culture, Geraoid O'Tuathail; metaphors and community on the US-Mexico border - identity, exclusion, inclusion and Operation hold the line, Jason M. Ackleson; African boundaries and their interpreters, Maano Ramutsindela; common cause for borderland minorities? shared status among Italy's ethnic communities, Julian V. Minghi; bounding whose territory? potential conflict between a state and a province desiring statehood, David B. Knight; seeking the common ground, Frederick W. Boal; review essay - boundaries in borderless world, Victor Prescott.