The geopolitical idea Jiang uses to explain why maritime empires try to keep Eurasia divided so no continental power can integrate the landmass and neutralize sea-based hegemony.
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Mackinder / Heartland thesis
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...is that Britain subscribes to an idea called the Mackender -Hartland thesis. And the idea is that Britain is a small country with very..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...is that Britain subscribes to an idea called the Mackender -Hartland thesis. And the idea is that Britain is a small country with very..."
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"...is that Britain subscribes to an idea called the Mackender -Hartland thesis. And the idea is that Britain is a small country with very..."
"Yeah I mean exactly. So you know. The McKender Harvin thesis. Is something that's described to both. By the American empire. As well as..."
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