geopolitics
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- noun
- /ˌdʒiːoʊˈpɒlɪtɪks/
- Her research in geopolitics focuses on how geography affects national security strategies.
- Brazilian geopolitics
- geopolitics of energy
- geopolitics and political
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Watch on YouTubeIt's about geopolitics, it's about running government.
- It's about geopolitics, it's about running government.
- So let's talk a little bit about geopolitics, because you guys been talking about that, right.
- The central linchpin of world geopolitics right now is the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
- So how you were treated First off was dictated by geopolitics.
- Megan O'Sullivan is a professor of practice here who leads the Geopolitics of Energy Initiative.
- However, he said, geopolitics is now front and centre in investment decision making.
- And really the bottom line is Russian, Russia's meddling not just in sports, but in geopolitics.
- She is an expert on the links between history, memory, and geopolitics in relation to French and British colonial past.
- And then we saw how how fragile geopolitics are right now.
- They reflect a, a mind that is about geopolitics.
- But basically, you know, if you think of geopolitics is a horror movie, it's not.
- Now it is to some degree called geopolitics.
- But I definitely wasn't focusing on on geopolitics before, you know, working in that field.
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The professor explained how geopolitics influences trade relations between countries.
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Currently, his primary research concerns the geopolitics of NATO enlargement into Central and Eastern Europe.
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So to begin, geopolitics of energy is nothing new.
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And I do think the geopolitics of the the moment are so difficult.
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However, he said, geopolitics is now front and centre in investment decision making.
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This is the geopolitics of our energy use in a hot, flat and crowded world.
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I recommended you for special study in geopolitics at the university in Berlin.
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The central linchpin of world geopolitics right now is the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
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Another important element in the study of geopolitics in Nepal's development is the dynamics of its complex ethnic structure.
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Ultimately, the renewable-hydrogen system will likely force us to fundamentally rethink the geopolitics of energy.
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Etymology
Geopolitics comes from two parts: geo- meaning 'earth' or 'land', as in geography, and politics meaning 'rule' or 'power'. So geopolitics is about how the land, location and resources of places affect the power and relations between countries.