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Subtitle: WhattheMap TGells us About Coming
Conflicts and the Battle Against Fate, Random House, N.Y., 2012, 403 pgs.,
index, notes
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Reviewer Comment:
A fascinting study of the interplay of geography and human effort resulting in
the course of events we understand as history. The author's assessment from
this record of what the future will likely bring to the American people will
not be pleasant reading for many.
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Preface
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Chapter I - From Bosnia to Baghdad
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Chapter II - The Revenge of Geography
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Chapter III - Herodotus and his Successors
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Chapter IV - The Eurasian Map
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Chapter V - The Nazi Distortion
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Chapter VI - The Rimland Thesis
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Chapter VII - The Allure of Sea Power
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Chapter VIII - The "Crisis of Room"
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Chapter IX - The Geography of European
Divisions
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Chapter X - Russia and the Independent
Heartland
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Chapter XI - The Geography of Chinese Power
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Chapter XII - India's Geographic Dilemma
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Chapter XIII - The Iranian Pivot
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Chapter XIV - The Former Ottoman Empire
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Chapter XV - Braudel, Mexico, and Grand
Strategy
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Robert Blalckwill & Jennifer Harris -
War by Other Means
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Michael Pillsbury - The Hundred -Year
Marathon
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Graham Allison - Destined for War
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Jonathan D. T. Ward - China's Vision of
Victory
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Martn Jacques - When China Rules the
World
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