geopolitics

How To Use geopolitics In A Sentence

• That points to another weakness: inexperience in dealing with geopolitics can sink a deal.
• What was a masterful, elegiac character study in the mould of Le Carré's classic A Perfect Spy becomes an angry disquisition on contemporary geopolitics.
• In philosophy and theology, as in geopolitics, Benson projects three contending blocs. April 11th, 2009
• At the congress, which has unofficially already started, delegates will approve party statutes and other legal matters but the main thrust of the Congress will be to assess the seven strategic lines of the Simon Bolivar National Project (2007-2021), which are: a new socialist ethic, socialist productive model, revolutionary democratic protagonism (popular power), supreme social happiness, new national geopolitics, new international geopolitics and Venezuela as an energy power. Venezuela's Chavez wants to see a united PSUV coming out of weekend congress
• He also appreciated the pivotal role that the supply of water can play in geopolitics. Times, Sunday Times
• The other has to do with the place of Japanese art history within area studies in the context of Cold War geopolitics.
• First, by the 1980s, Pax Americana's geopolitics had been replaced by a world of geoeconomics.
• January 21st, 2010 at 1: 58 pm tombaker says: simpletons. geopolitics is not a bruce willis movie. Think Progress » Former Bush Speechwriter Attacks Reporter For Pointing Out Bush Techniques Were Used By Khmer Rouge
• On the American side, Bin Laden's death might plausibly stoke desires to quit Afghanistan and Iraq which draws considerable support from the public's ignorant conflation of Bin Laden and Saddam asap, i.e. the desperado's dead, the job's done, to hell with long-term geopolitics! Alive or Dead?
• Fortunately, world geopolitics being what they are, this had certain advantages.