"geopolitical scale" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the size, scope, or magnitude of a geopolitical event, issue, or territory. For example: "The effects of the war were felt on a global geopolitical scale."
In this version of history, Europe is divided between two rival technological cultures, a Mac-versus-PC contest on a geopolitical scale.
The juxtaposition of his intimate, diarised personal life with the images of extreme violence on a geopolitical scale is both unsettling and thought-provoking.
The juxtaposition of his intimate, diarized personal life with the images of extreme violence on a geopolitical scale is both unsettling and thought-provoking.
Additionally, evaluating the climate niche for introduced species should not occur at the continental or national geopolitical scale as is current practice in existing risk assessment frameworks [16].
Its concerns are geopolitical and human-scale, and were enough to fuel a massive high-concept stage production Friday at Staples Center, in the first of two sold-out nights.
Human intelligence and vast quantities of metadata seem ill-equipped to help forecast geopolitical events at this scale.
The scale of the geopolitical crisis today cannot be overstated and Korea, located at the center of Northeast Asia, with close ties to both the United States and to China, will be one of the first victims of such a new cold war, or hot war.
Set in North Wales during the Second World War, the book, which was longlisted for the Booker Prize, carefully toggles between geopolitical conflict and the smaller-scale tensions, allegiances, and choices of everyday life.
D GP (The Center for Design and Geopolitics) - director Benjamin Bratton - is "...an interdisciplinary think-tank based at Calit2 and the University of California, San Diego that works to articulate and prototype speculative responses to emergent geopolitical complexities posed by planetary-scale computation and ecological governance".
They offered the Syrian opposition a seat at the Arab League in the hope that international legal recognition would follow, allowing UN aid operations to proceed without Damascus.But today the geopolitical roadblocks, aid shortfalls, and the scale of the humanitarian crisis seem to have outweighed Gulf concerns about the UN.
Crucially, we need a revolution in global governance arrangements to reflect the scale of the development challenge and new geopolitical realities.
