Sentence examples for geopolitics from inspiring English sources
The word 'geopolitics' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to the study of the political implications of geography and how they affect international relations. For example: "As the US continues to shift its economic strategy in the Middle East, geopolitics has become an increasingly important consideration in international affairs."
noun
The study of the effects of geography (especially economic geography) on international politics.
We know where Elizabeth Warren stands or Bernie Sanders stands Vernon Naffier "She has by far the most experience in geopolitics, foreign relations, working with foreign leaders," said Dave Binder, a retired academic and one of only two Democrats questioned at the Polk County dinner who said he backed Clinton.
As BP chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg says, he "brings extensive experience of international affairs and geopolitics".
More by luck than design the regional geopolitics are playing in Australia's favour.
"The geopolitics of the world hasn't changed simply because I was elected Scottish Labour party leader".
Impact of geopolitics on migrant routes Frontex's annual reports illustrate the longer-term pattern of attempted illegal entry into Europe: while the routes remain constant their relative popularity ebbs and flows due to a combination of factors.
The one difference between higher education in the UK and Australia is the geopolitics.
The head of a huge multinational says he fears a war between China and Japan.Although geopolitics might not destroy today's multinational corporations, they may alter their investment plans.
Mr Yergin believes that the growing popular pressure for governments to tackle global warming poses a serious challenge to the oil industry.An even more powerful reason for governments to promote alternatives to oil comes from geopolitics.
Fortunately, we did better in other areas, such as the economy, the ups and downs of politics, and the broad pattern of geopolitics if not specific crises.We expected America's economy to pick up and China's to slow down.
Although there are similarities between this crisis and that of the 1930s, much else including technology, geopolitics, and the role of the state has changed dramatically in the intervening period.
