Chapter 10 - Political Geographies

Imperialism

________ and colonialism involve occupation by one state over another Heartland theory recognizes that a central location is pivotal to, political and geographical control whereas domino theory reflects that the significance of proximity in the extension of power and control.

Ancient Greek philosopher

________, Aristotle, is often considered the first political geographer because his model of the state is based upon factors like climate, terrain, and the relationship between population and territory.

Geopolitics

________ may involve the extension of power by one group over another.

Michel Foucault

________ has explored ways that power, knowledge and discourse operate to produce particular kinds of state subjects Giles Deleuze sees the state as a force that is greater than the formal institutions that constitute it The New World Order.

maintenance of society

The state is a set of institutions for the protection and ________.

state

The ________ is a set of institutions for the protection and maintenance of society. A ________ is not only a place or bounded territory it is an entire entity that operated through the rules and regulations of its various institutions