Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About the World (Politics of Place Book 1)
by Tim Marshall
In Prisoners of Geography, Tim Marshall explores how maps and physical geography influence political decisions and international relationships. Presenting global affairs through the lens of place, this accessible book offers a broad introduction to the connections between geography, power, and the modern world.
About This Book
Prisoners of Geography examines the relationship between physical geography and global politics.
Using maps as a framework, the book considers how location and terrain can influence nations and their decisions.
Tim Marshall presents an accessible exploration of place, power, and international affairs.
This is the first book in the Politics of Place series.
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