Geopolitics

Extra Extra read all about it Haarp, An Government Weapon? On 1993 in Gakona, Alaska something weird was born a machine that most people didn’t know could be so powerful. Haarp, an High frequency active auroral research program is what Haarp Actually stand for if you do not know. Most people think that this machine is very dangerous, Most know this machine can change the world. Money, an issue any person can have trouble with. Haarp has gotten millions 300 (to be exact) of tax dollars every…

Currently, Stuenkel is an International Relations scholar working in Sao Palo for the Getúlio Vargas Foundation. His work has focused on macro issues in international relations, emergent powers and changing geopolitics. The regions that have formed the body of his research have been India, East Asia and South America. So far, his writings have been well received by critics, especially his works concerning Brazil and other Latin American nations. When he examined…

Charles K. Ebinger, the Energy Security and Climate Initiative's director from 2008 to October of 2014, along with Evie Zambetakis, previously a Senior Research Assistant at the Brookings Institute, put into perspective through their article, “The Geopolitics of Arctic Melt” a machine known as the Icebreaker. A nuclear-powered device used to penetrate through the solid ice. The cost is approximately a billion dollars, and 10 years to build. The importance of the Icebreaker in comparing the Big…

Before talking about “should California secedes from the US and become its own country,” people should understand what an independent country is. The United Nations (UN) has five requests for an independent country – to demonstrate political independence, diplomatic capacity, territorial integrity, legislation and justice, and population. Even so, it is not easy for a city or state to become a country. Fortunately, there are many examples in history. The examples shows that moving from a…

change and the shift to industrialization. The significant factors include the high wage, cheap energy economy, British imperial pursuits, institutional and industrial change, scientific enlightenment, agriculture and urbanization as well as the geopolitics of the region. All of these factors contributed to the ‘perfect storm’ that produced a revolution that laid the template for our present day industrialized society. The argument that Allen proposes which presents the most significant aspect…

Like any other source of information oral history is a valuable source for historian. Therefore historian should take oral history as a legitimate source of information because it has the potential of providing rich primary sources. While oral history has the potential of highlighting individual experiences of past events and reassert ordinary individual inherent agency as people, it is not without its pitfalls; any historian approaching oral history must approach it with a critical lens and…

These are dark days for international jihadists. In Syria, Islamic State (IS) and Al-Qaeda militants are being chased out of their long-held strongholds either by troops loyal to President Bashar al-Assad or the Kurd-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), backed by Russian and American airpower respectively. Pro-government militias in cooperation with national armies also have them on the run in Libya, Yemen and Iraq. As IS’s grand facade of a “caliphate” crumbles and it devolves into an improvised…

The Amazon has a relevant position in the world. Notwithstanding the planet knows the Amazon, it is essential to learn more about this complex environment system. It occupies area with more than 3.4 million squared miles, in nine countries in the South America: Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, and Peru, being that 60% of its total is in Brazil. It also is in nine Brazilian states: Amazonas, Amapa, Maranhao, Goias, Mato Grosso, Rondônia, Acre, Pará,…

consider being “Indian” more beautiful, or more authentic, than being Black and, thus, often prefer to claim this over a Black identity.” (164) Though the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico are two distinct countries possessing their own history and geopolitics when it comes to blackness, one cannot ignore the colonial and synchretic context in which…

The War of 1898 The War of 1898 was primarily influenced by geopolitics and imperialism. The United States like other Western countries entered a period of imperialism prior to the war in which they hoped to gain territory, resources, the spread of US ideals, and naval bases. It was a period of Social Darwinism in which imperialists believed they were superior and believed Anglo-Saxon principles should dominate. Spain had similar goals in regards to imperialism and expansion, and had already…