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Geoeconomics by Klaus Solberg Søilen

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Geoeconomics
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788740301281
Number of pages: 302

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With the shift from geopolitics to geoeconomics the focus is no longer the Heartland or the Rimland, or any coherent geographical region, but the set of all geographical locations containing economically-important natural resources, what we shall call the Nareland (Natural Resource Lands). This new logic of dispersed geographical locations marks the shift from geopolitics to geoeconomics.

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