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Illustrations xi // Acknowledgements xiii // General Introduction: Thinking Critically about Geopolitics 1 // Gearóid Ó Tuathail // PART ONE IMPERIALIST GEOPOLITICS 15 // Introduction to Part One 17 - Gearóid Ó Tuathail // 1 The Geographical Pivot of History 34 - Halford J. Mackinder, from Geographical Journal (1904) // 2 The Roosevelt Corollary 39 - Theodore Roosevelt, from A Compilation of Messages and Papers of the Presidents (1905) // 3 Why Geopolitik? 40 - Karl Haushofer, from The World of General Haushofer (1942) // 4 Eastern Orientation or Eastern Policy 43 - Adolf Hitler, from Mein Kampf (1942) // 5 Geography versus Geopolitics 47 - Isaiah Bowman, from Geographical Review (1942) // 6 Defense of German Geopolitics 53 // Karl Haushofer // from Total Power: A Footnote to History (1948) // PART TWO COLD WAR GEOPOLITICS 57 // Introduction to Part Two - Gearóid Ó Tuathail // 7 The Truman Doctrine 75 - President Harry Truman, from Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States (1947) // 8 The Sources of Soviet Conduct 78 - George F. Kennan, from Foreign Affairs (1947) // 9 Soviet Policy and World Politics 82 - Andrei Zhdanov, from The International Situation (1947) // 10 A Geopolitical Discourse with Robert McNamara 85 - Gearóid Ó Tuathail, from Geopolitics (2000) // 11 The Brezhnev Doctrine 91 - Leonid Brezhnev, from Pravda (1968) // 12 Geopolitics and Discourse: Practical Geopolitical Reasoning in American Foreign Policy 94 - Gearóid Ó Tuathail and John Agnew, from Political Geography Quarterly (1992) // 13 Common Sense and the Common Danger 103 // Policy Statement of the Committee on the Present Danger from Alerting America: The Papers of the Committee on the Present Danger (1984) // 14 Appeal for European Nuclear Disarmament (END) 105 - END Committee, from Protest and Survive (1980) //

15 The End of History? 107 - Francis Fukuyama, from The National Interest (1989) // PART THREE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY GEOPOLITICS 117 // Introduction to Part Three 119 - Gearóid Ó Tuathail // 16 The Clash of Civilizations? 136 - Samuel P. Huntington, from Foreign Affairs (1993) // 17 Statement of Principles 145 - Project for a New American Century, from http://newamericancentury.org (1997) // 18 The Clash of Ignorance 146 - Edward W. Said, from The Nation (2001) // 19 The Pentagon’s New Map 151 - Thomas P.M. Barnett, from Esquire (2003) // 20 The American Empire: The Burden 155 - Michael Ignatieff, from The New York Times magazine (2003) // 21 America, Right or Wrong 165 - Anatol Lieven, from America, Right or Wrong (2004) // PART FOUR THE GEOPOLITICS OF GLOBAL DANGERS 175 // Introduction to Part Four 177 - Simon Dalby // 22 The Coming Anarchy 188 - Robert D. Kaplan, from The Atlantic Monthly (1994) // 23 Reading Robert Kaplan’s “Coming Anarchy” 197 - Simon Dalby, from Ecumene (1996) // 24 The Geopolitical Economy of‘Resource Wars’ 203 - Philippe Le Billon, from Geopolitics (2004) // 25 No Escape from Dependency: Looming Energy Crisis Overshadows Bush’s Second Term 209 - Michael T. Klare, from TomDispatch.com (2004) // 26 Oil and Blood: The Way to Take over the World 213 - Michael Renner, from World Watch Magazine (2003) // 27 Biological Threat Assessment: Is the Cure Worse than the Disease? 217 - Jonathan B. Tucker, from Arms Control Today (2004) // 28 AIDS and Global Security 224 - Gwyn Prins, from International Affairs (2004) // PART FIVE ANTI-GEOPOLITICS 231 // Introduction to Part Five 233 - Paul Routledge // 29 Orientalism Reconsidered 250 - Edward W. Said, from Europe and its Others (1984) // 30 Concerning Violence 256 -Frantz Fanon, from The Wretched of the Earth (1963) //

31 Antipolitics: A Moral Force 259 - George Konrad, from Antipolitics (1984) // 32 Tomorrow Begins Today: Invitation to an Insurrection 263 - Subcommandante Marcos, from We Are Everywhere (2003) // 33 Letter to America 265 - Osama Bin Laden, from the Internet (2002) // 34 The Clash of Barbarisms 270 - Gilbert Achar, from The Clash of Barbarisms (2002) // 35 Beyond Either/Or: A Feminist Analysis of September 11th 276 - Jennifer Hyndman, from ACME (2003) // 36 Instant-Mix Imperial Democracy 281 - Arundhati Roy, from The Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire (2003) // Copyright Information 285 // Index 289