The future of geography :
by Marshall, Tim
Series: Politics of place Edition statement:First Scribner hardcover edition. Published by : Scribner (New York) Physical details: 278 pages illustrations ; 24 cm. ISBN:9781668031643; 1668031647.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 300 - 399 | 320.120919 Mar (Browse shelf) | Available | 112548 |
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| 320.1 Gom Chicano politics | 320.1 Mon The spirit of laws | 320.1 Mon The spirit of laws | 320.120919 Mar The future of geography : | 320.3 Ros Countries and concepts : | 320.4 Gar State & local governnment in N. M. | 320.472 Rob Civics for New Mexicans |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Spy satellites orbiting the moon. Space metals worth more than most countries' GDP. People on Mars within the next ten years. This isn't science fiction-it's reality. Humans are venturing up and out, and we're taking our competitive spirit with us. Soon, what happens in space will shape human history as much the mountains, rivers, and seas have impacted civilizations around the world. It's no coincidence that Russia, China, and the USA are leading the way. The next fifty years will change the face of global politics and the world order as we know it. In this gripping work, bestselling author Tim Marshall navigates the new geopolitical landscape to show how we got here and where we're heading. Extensively researched and drawing on the latest information from intelligence, government, and civilian institutions, this book provides a detailed, clear account of the new space race, the power rivalries, and how technology, economics, and war have a ripple effect on everyone across the globe. Written with all the insight and wit that have made Marshall one of the world's most popular and trusted writer on geopolitics, The Future of Geography is an essential read about global power, politics, and the future of humanity"--
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