"Indian" geopolitics: Unity in diversity or diversity in unity?

Article Abstract:

An overview of geopolitical impulses and characteristics of ancient and medieval India is provided from a geo-historical perspective followed by a critical examination of various facets of the Raj, in which the British imagined, constructed and represented India. It is concluded that the multi-layered nature of Indian geopolitics is attributed to the interconnection between the natural and imagined geographies on the subcontinent.

India, History

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Geography, geopolitics and history: Considerations and conclusions

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The connection between geography, geopolitics and history is discussed and it is discussed that geographical and geopolitical analysis is only a part of the historian's work. The conclusion states that historian's approach requires the distinction between judgment, description and evaluation.

United States, Ecological balance

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The geopolitical role of China: Crouching tiger, hidden dragon

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An insight on the Western-dominated international community that sees China as a geopolitical force and the role China intends to play in international affairs is provided. Some of the factors that are closely linked to the current and future geopolitical roles of China are detailed.

China, International politics, Economic aspects, International relations

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