At the start of the twentieth century, Halford Mackinder’s geopolitical writings provided a powerful justification for British imperialism. He presented imperialism as a force of nature by emphasising historical rupture, essential conflict and geopolitical strategy. A century later, these same themes re-appear in contemporary accounts of our new world order and serve now to naturalise the imperial mission of the United States. A critical examination of the theses of Mackinder can aid in challenging the presumptions of the new imperialists
It is an empire without a consciousness of itself as such, constantly shocked that its good intentio...
It is contended that British Idealists, New Liberals and Liberal Imperialists were all in favour of ...
A klasszikus háború politológiai, politikai filozófiai és geopolitikai koncepciója a 19. századtól a...
At the start of the twentieth century, Halford Mackinder’s geopolitical writings provided a powerfu...
Halford Mackinder’s work is drawn upon repeatedly by those who would promote imperialism. Mackinder...
Halford Mackinder has had a posthumous existence that many of us might envy. Long after his earthly...
Composed at the end of the First World War, Halford Mackinder’s Democratic Ideals and Reality: A S...
This thesis examines the long political career of Sir Halford Mackinder (1861-1947), the father of m...
This paper was accepted for publication in July 2004 This article offers a re-interpretation of the ...
This article argues for the continued relevance of the work and theories of the British Geostrategis...
In this, the second of two linked articles, I move from efforts to address the colonial legacy of ...
As the British Empire seemed to be running out of steam by the end of the Victorian era, its main pr...
In the eyes of both contemporaries and historians, the United States became an empire in 1898. By ta...
For the Geopolitics Lecture at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting 2010, the pap...
Famous British Geopolitician Halford Mackinder in his book published in 1919, “"Democratic i...
It is an empire without a consciousness of itself as such, constantly shocked that its good intentio...
It is contended that British Idealists, New Liberals and Liberal Imperialists were all in favour of ...
A klasszikus háború politológiai, politikai filozófiai és geopolitikai koncepciója a 19. századtól a...
At the start of the twentieth century, Halford Mackinder’s geopolitical writings provided a powerfu...
Halford Mackinder’s work is drawn upon repeatedly by those who would promote imperialism. Mackinder...
Halford Mackinder has had a posthumous existence that many of us might envy. Long after his earthly...
Composed at the end of the First World War, Halford Mackinder’s Democratic Ideals and Reality: A S...
This thesis examines the long political career of Sir Halford Mackinder (1861-1947), the father of m...
This paper was accepted for publication in July 2004 This article offers a re-interpretation of the ...
This article argues for the continued relevance of the work and theories of the British Geostrategis...
In this, the second of two linked articles, I move from efforts to address the colonial legacy of ...
As the British Empire seemed to be running out of steam by the end of the Victorian era, its main pr...
In the eyes of both contemporaries and historians, the United States became an empire in 1898. By ta...
For the Geopolitics Lecture at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting 2010, the pap...
Famous British Geopolitician Halford Mackinder in his book published in 1919, “"Democratic i...
It is an empire without a consciousness of itself as such, constantly shocked that its good intentio...
It is contended that British Idealists, New Liberals and Liberal Imperialists were all in favour of ...
A klasszikus háború politológiai, politikai filozófiai és geopolitikai koncepciója a 19. századtól a...