Hey guys, how do I learn about geopolitics without an expensive college degree that gets me nowhere? Int relations too I guess
Post book recomendations pls
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Nicholas Wood
Start with geography also college degree on it, meh...maybe if you were to study diplomacy or something. Anyway here are some.
Alfred Thayer Mahan - The Influence of Sea Power upon History
Kissinger - Diplomacy
Thucydides - Peloponnese War
Marshal - prisoners of geography
Zeihan (meh) - The Absent Superpower
Samuelson - clash of civilizations (dont like this one but I guess its mainstream, you will understand some events better by ppl who did like him)....
ill post more
Lincoln Bell
Well you can read a bunch of books about people’s interpretation of events. But you should also study real events as they are happening and form your own conclusions about things. Quite a lot going on right now, should be easy to find worthwhile information.
Josiah Hernandez
Thank you!
Honestly, I just want to understand stuff a bit better. I will look these up
Christian Gomez
Niccolò Machiavelli - The prince
Nicholas J. Spykman - The Geography of peace
Hobbes - Leviathan
actually...lemme give you a shortcut. Here is few good channels
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Ayden Young
I read the news and try to stay informed.. Just feels like I will never understand basic stuff. I know I am a midwit, so I want to read stuff to understand stuff
Jaxon Butler
This guy is a shill but if you read between the lines there is ok stuff, sometimes he is blunt and on point, for example this clip:
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Here is big brain patrician choice one:
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Jace Clark
Thanks, user!
Leo Phillips
Do you have any opinions on Dugin? Just curious
Nathaniel Kelly
Machiavelli the prince is super easy read, its also a classic and general culture, you might start there.
Kissingers diplomacy has a good overview of diplomacy and in a sense it covers historic events from that perspective, its hard read though and he is a jew.
Spykman is important if you want to understand Russians and their influential polititian Dugin...guess you could read him as well, but I rather go with older sources if I know then chewed up versions and Dugin is a bit crazy..