geopolitics
There are environmental, economic and geopolitical reasons to find alternatives to gasoline.
Geopolitical risk is not limited to globally networked industries.
The organization is out of touch with modern geopolitical realities.

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Geography - general words

Examples of geopolitical

geopolitical
This effect invites us to think beyond the visceral and reflect more on the historical and geopolitical.
However, it was less clear whether these geopolitical choices motivated the thinking of the populace.
However, social scientists have devoted less attention to how these scientific practices contribute to the consolidation of geopolitical power.
The nation state took over as the general geopolitical organizing principle during the 19th and 20th centuries.
Ideological factors or geopolitical circumstances played a secondary role.
It has considerable geopolitical importance with regard to fishery zones and the exploitation of other natural resources.
However, the compact nature of this physical geography masks its dense human geography and the intensity of the geopolitical forces that animate its conflicts.
They show how geopolitical changes affect language educators' perceptions of language teaching and analyse and recommend ways to respond to these changes in language education.
Four developments, three geopolitical and one conceptual, help to explain the upsurge of interest in war and forced migration.
Linked to this, the removal of borders is often detrimental to the geopolitical interests of one or more of the states involved.
How did a line drawn on a map become a tangible geopolitical reality?
English: chronological models and biological models, both products of the 19th century, and largely synchronic geopolitical models that have emerged in the later 20th century.
In the inter-governmentalist tradition, realist authors emphasise the in-uence of high politics and geopolitical developments, whereas liberal intergovernmentalists stress the primacy of domestic commercial interests.
British orientalist scholarship was slow to respond to these trends, and remained dominated by hostility which owed its origins to evangelical fervour or geopolitical concerns.
The second section will consider structural-realist and geopolitical hypotheses.
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