Confronting theories of geopolitics : continental and Anglo-American traditions /
This book elucidates two distinct traditions within geopolitical theory: the Anglo-American and the Continental schools. By examining these different frameworks, the volume underscores the necessity of recognizing the contrasting worldviews that underpin each tradition for anyone seeking to engage m...
| Main Author: | |
|---|---|
| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Singapore :
Springer,
[2026]
|
| Series: | Political Science and International Studies.
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1. Introduction: The Geopolitical Perspective in a Rapidly Changing World
- Part 1. Defining Geopolitics
- Chapter 2. Anglo-American Versus Continental Traditions of Geopolitics
- Chapter 3. Theoretical Divides in Geopolitical Thought: Mackinder and Haushofer
- Chapter 4. The Development of Competing Geopolitical Theories: Spykman and Schmitt
- Part 2. The History of War from the Geopolitical Perspective
- Chapter 5. The History of War in Europe
- Chapter 6. The Cold War in the 20th Century From a Geopolitical Perspective
- Chapter 7. The PostCold War World and the RussoUkrainian Conflict
- Part 3. Japans Wars from the Geopolitical Perspective
- Chapter 8. Prewar Japan from the Perspective of Anglo-American Tradition of Geopolitics
- Chapter 9. Wartime Japan from The Perspective of the Continental Tradition of Geopolitics
- Chapter 10. Geopolitics as Esotericism in Postwar Japan
- Part 4. Contemporary Global Conflicts and Geopolitical Analysis
- Chapter 11. The Global Structure of Armed Conflicts Today
- Chapter 12. Regional Patterns of Conflicts around the World
- Chapter 13. The Free and Open Indo-Pacific, the Belt and Road Initiative and BRICS
- Chapter 14. Conclusion: Geopolitics as a Perspective on Conflict Analysis.