Explores the origins and evolution of geopolitical thinking through the work of one of the most influential yet often overlooked political thinkers of the twentieth century.
Places Kjellén's ideas in their wider intellectual and historical context, revealing how debates about territory, nationalism, sovereignty, and state power developed across Europe and beyond.
An interdisciplinary collection that will appeal to scholars of history, political thought, geography, international relations, and nationalism seeking fresh perspectives on the foundations of modern world politics.
