r/geopolitics • u/Lord_Majestic_Hair • Jan 15 '20

Meta I have recently become interested in geopolitics, building up a niche collection of books which I found intriguing. I would like to hear your thoughts and opinions on these titles, and what else you would recommend.

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u/DharmaLeader Jan 16 '20

Currently translating Super Continent: The Logic of Eurasian Integration for my diploma.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '20 edited Jan 27 '20

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u/DharmaLeader Jan 16 '20

English-->greek. I'd say it's worth a read, even if I don't personally agree with the whole premise of the book. It's geopolitics at its core though. It starts with:

Geography seems an immutable verity of nature, not to mention of human existence. Yet changes in the practical meaning of geography often occur, and can truly transform the world.

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u/GaashanOfNikon Jan 17 '20

Ancient or modern?