He argued that the Atlantic and Pacific oceans were no longer moats, but highways that required active patrolling.
Nicholas J. Spykman and the Geography of the Peace: The Foundations of Rimland Strategy
Spykman argues that geography is the most fundamental factor in shaping a nation's policy. Unlike ideology or economics, geography is constant.
He argued that the Atlantic and Pacific oceans were no longer moats, but highways that required active patrolling.
Nicholas J. Spykman and the Geography of the Peace: The Foundations of Rimland Strategy
Spykman argues that geography is the most fundamental factor in shaping a nation's policy. Unlike ideology or economics, geography is constant.
