Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall is a sharp, accessible look at how mountains, rivers, seas, and borders shape the choices of nations. Through ten maps, Marshall explains why geography remains a powerful force in global politics, from historic rivalries to modern conflicts.
Ideal for readers who enjoy non-fiction, world affairs, and big-picture thinking, this book helps make sense of international events in a clear and engaging way. Prisoners of Geography invites you to see the world differently and understand why some political problems are harder to solve than they first appear.
