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Author: John Agnew ,
Stuart Crobridge
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.50cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.589kg
ISBN: 9780415094344
ISBN 10: 0415094348
Pages: 274
Publication Date: 09 March 1995
Audience:
College/higher education
,
Undergraduate
,
Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Founded on extensive empirical materials, laced with cogent insights, pervaded with incisive interpretations . . . a compelling assessment of the emergent world order. The focus on a 'new geopolitics' . . . contributes a refreshing approach to international political economy as it should be studied. -James N. Rosenau, Professor of International Affairs, George Washington University An outstanding contribution to the new critical developments in political geography and to renewed concern for the role of space in the social sciences . . . a ray of light on what is happening to our increasingly complex and confusing world. -Peter Taylor, Professor of Political Geography, University of Newcastle
"""Founded on extensive empirical materials, laced with cogent insights, pervaded with incisive interpretations . . . a compelling assessment of the emergent world order. The focus on a 'new geopolitics' . . . contributes a refreshing approach to international political economy as it should be studied."" -James N. Rosenau, Professor of International Affairs, George Washington University ""An outstanding contribution to the new critical developments in political geography and to renewed concern for the role of space in the social sciences . . . a ray of light on what is happening to our increasingly complex and confusing world."" -Peter Taylor, Professor of Political Geography, University of Newcastle"
Founded on extensive empirical materials, laced with cogent insights, pervaded with incisive interpretations . . . a compelling assessment of the emergent world order. The focus on a 'new geopolitics' . . . contributes a refreshing approach to international political economy as it should be studied. <br>-James N. Rosenau, Professor of International Affairs, George Washington University <br> An outstanding contribution to the new critical developments in political geography and to renewed concern for the role of space in the social sciences . . . a ray of light on what is happening to our increasingly complex and confusing world. <br>-Peter Taylor, Professor of Political Geography, University of Newcastle <br>
Author Information
Agnew, John; Crobridge, Stuart
