geostrategy
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Planning a country's actions based on its location and politics
- noun
- /ˌdʒiːoʊˈstrætədʒi/
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geoestrategia
- The seminar focused on the role of geostrategy in shaping foreign policy decisions.
Examples
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America's elites came from old Europe and are commonly driven by interest in geostrategy, business (oil and dollars).
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The government developed a new geostrategy to address rising tensions in the region.
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This point is developed by our post "Start with Geostrategy, or call it Tactics."
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Experts are analyzing how geography influences international geostrategy in conflict situations.
Synonyms
geopolitics
vsgeostrategy
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The study of how geography and resources affect relations between countries
focuses on strategic policy planning based on regional geographic and political features
How Strategic
Surface Forms
geostrategy singular
geostrategies plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word geostrategy begins with geo- meaning 'earth' or 'land', like in geography, and ends with strategy meaning 'a plan for action'. So geostrategy is about making long-term plans and policies based on a country's location and land features.