
This course examines the global political situation from a geographical perspective. Topics include: how the countries of the world were formed and came to occupy their present territorial configurations; border conflicts and other spatially based international issues; struggles for secession from established states and movements for territorially based autonomy; and the development and enlargemen... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Final meeting of Professor Martin Lewis' Global Geopolitics course. (March 11, 2008)
Ninth meeting of Professor Martin Lewis' Global Geopolitics course. (March 4, 2008)
Eighth meeting of Professor Martin Lewis' Global Geopolitics course. (February 26, 2008)
Seventh meeting of Professor Martin Lewis' Global Geopolitics course. (February 19, 2008)
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Loved it. Great info for layman such as myself. Thank you!
I deeply enjoyed Professor Lewis' teaching method, the materal covered was extensive but managable, and I was able to gain considerable insight into global geography, its nuances and intricacies. loved it
Great course, very interesting and entertaining.
Awful voice sound quality during audience questions. If downloaded to iphone/ipad, course was not supported by maps, so I followed it online every time entering through iTunesU "catalog".
Fantastic
Dr. Lewis provides a dynamically delivered, interesting and uncomplicated review of the entire globe. By linking history, geography, economics and the political impacts to specific states, regions, islands, etc. he sets the stage for a thorough exposure to the fundamental reasons our current interstate relations exist, be it in terms of trade, policy, conflict, migration or otherwise. A great course for anyone looking to expand their understanding of contemporary political geography.
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