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Bewertet in Spanien am 11. März 2025
Recomendado.
Ivo
Bewertet in Deutschland am 20. Juni 2024
Tim Marshall gelingt es in seinem Werk auf bemerkenswerte Weise, die komplexen Zusammenhänge der Geopolitik spannend und unterhaltsam zu vermitteln. Seine Fähigkeit, aktuelle Konflikte nachvollziehbar herzuleiten und dabei auch Regionen zu beleuchten, die sonst abseits des medialen Fokus stehen, ist schlichtweg beeindruckend.Besonders hervorzuheben ist Marshalls einzigartiger Ansatz, geopolitische Entwicklungen in einen verständlichen Kontext zu setzen. Durch seine klaren und prägnanten Erklärungen wird das Buch zu einer unverzichtbaren Lektüre für all jene, die die Hintergründe der täglichen Nachrichten besser verstehen möchten.Dieses Buch ist nicht nur informativ, sondern auch ein fesselndes Leseerlebnis. Es bietet tiefgehende Einblicke und erweitert den Horizont des Lesers auf eine Weise, die nur wenigen Autoren gelingt.
Bhaskar Majithia
Bewertet in Indien am 16. Oktober 2024
This is the best trilogy on geo politics to read, worth reading it. I was able to feel it.
Edward D. Sy
Bewertet in den USA am12. Mai 2024
Very informative and easy read!
Frank Calberg
Bewertet in Deutschland am 9. März 2023
Much useful information about geography from around the world. Top 3 takeaways from reading the book:- Page 21: 50% of Australia's 26 million people live in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Noone lives in the deserts in the middle of Australia, which cover 70% of the country.- Page 50: The great salt desert, the Dasht-e Kavir, is 800 kilometres long and 320 kilometres wide. Because of this desert and Dasht-e Lut, the other main desert in Iran, most people live in the mountains.- Page 218: About 10,500 years ago, monsoon rains transformed the Sahara desert into lush Savannah and what is now the Sahel. As the desert shrank, possibilities to hunt and gather increased. People came from north and south. Livestock were introduced, and people learned farming methods.
Anonym
Bewertet in Deutschland am 8. Februar 2023
This book is not really about geography - it just uses this geography as a piece of background information about geopolitics, mostly with a focus on military aspects.And it does a really good job at this: I learned quite a lot of new things and perspectives about this. The book was also a surprisigngly enjoyable read and not as dry as other books in the genre tend to be.
YS
Bewertet in Japan am 27. Dezember 2023
前作と同じで面白い。前作と地域が被らないようにしているので両方読むのがおすすめ。トルコとギリシャがあんなに険悪とは知らなかった。
christian janßen
Bewertet in Deutschland am 14. August 2023
Horizont erweiternd
Tiberius
Bewertet in Italien am 14. März 2023
Questo libro, e il precedente, offrono una visione storica che non non credo sia presentata nelle nostre scuole, e in questo modo risolve una serie di interrogativi circa lo svolgersi degli eventi dei nostri giorni.È un ottimo libro per studenti e adulti curiosi che vogliono affrontare temi di geopolitica o che semplicemente vogliono trovare una possibile spiegazione alla questione:"Perchè accadono certe cose?"
Christian Celind
Bewertet in Deutschland am 12. März 2023
Not nearly as interesting as his Prisoners of Geography. Interesting history lessons, but not at all as eyeopening as the first book.
Patricia Fidler
Bewertet in Deutschland am 17. April 2023
Very enlightening
Mr. D Magee
Bewertet in Deutschland am 22. September 2022
This book was recommended by a friend as a good read and in my view the recommendation was justified!
Zerberus
Bewertet in Deutschland am 27. Mai 2021
Just as good as the first one (Prisoners of Geography).He explains, in a way that everyone understands it, how and why certain countries are the way they are. Why they face certain problems or are bound to play a major role in the future.Already looking forward to another book he may write!
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