Explore how geography and power shape Asia—and why it matters for world policies. This study examines the big, lasting factors at work in Asia and the way they influence international relations today. It combines early 20th‑century analysis with practical insights on strategy, growth, and the balance of land and sea power.
This edition gathers two advanced papers on Asia’s permanent features and their impact on global policy, plus a later section clarifying arguments around the Transvaal dispute. Written by A. T. Mahan, a renowned naval historian, the book links geography, communications, and national interests to long‑term strategic thinking.
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Alfred Thayer Mahan (1840-1914) was a career officer in the United States Navy, attaining the rank of admiral on the retired list. He was the author of twenty books and 137 articles, mostly dealing with naval history and strategy and international relations.
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