Geopolitics is the study of the effects of geography on international politics and relations. It examines how geographic factors such as location, natural resources, physical terrain, and demographic patterns influence political power, strategic alliances, conflicts, and interactions between nations. Geopolitical analysis considers not only the physical landscape but also the historical and cultural contexts that shape state behavior and policies. It often involves assessing the global balance of power, territorial disputes, and the impact of geography on economic capabilities and military strategy. Geopolitics is particularly important in understanding issues such as imperialism, nationalism, and global security dynamics.
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