Geopolitical Order is a theoretical construct in international relations that designates the structured arrangement of power, authority, and territorial governance among states and non-state actors within the global political system, distinguished by its emphasis on the spatial distribution of geopolitical influence and the institutionalization of hierarchical dominance or multipolarity.
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Critical geopolitics: the politics of writing global space
James D. Sidaway · International Affairs · 1997 · 602 citations
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