1st Edition
Geography and International Conflict Ukraine, Taiwan, Indo-Pacific, and Sino-American Relations
1. Introduction: Geopolitics’ Revival and Our Plan for the Book 2. The Long Arc of Geographic Influence 3. Geography’s Influence on International Relations 4. Mackinder, Spykman, and Mahan: Is Geopolitics Still Relevant Today? 5. Ukraine: Key to the Eurasian Heartland 6. Taiwan: Lock on China’s Front Door 7. Why the Indo-Pacific? Regionalism and Imagined Communities 8. Comparing China and the U.S. Security Environment 9. Conclusion: Managing International Relations in a Hybrid World of New and Old
Biography
Steve Chan is College Professor of Distinction (Emeritus) at the University of Colorado, Boulder, USA. His publications include twenty-five books and about two hundred articles and book chapters.
Weixing Hu is UM Development Foundation Distinguished Professor and Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences, the University of Macau. His research interest focuses on Asia-Pacific international relations, Chinese foreign policy and Sino-US relations.
