This slender volume, in large format, appears posthumously, having been edited by Professor Spykman's assistant, Helen R. Nicholl. Foreign Affairs
The book was written specifically for American policymakers to dispel the "dangerous illusion" of isolationism or simple hemispheric defense. The New York Times Spykman's Geography of Peace Overview | PDF - Scribd
Spykman identifies several key geographic factors that contribute to the stability of international relations, including:
This slender volume, in large format, appears posthumously, having been edited by Professor Spykman's assistant, Helen R. Nicholl. Foreign Affairs
The book was written specifically for American policymakers to dispel the "dangerous illusion" of isolationism or simple hemispheric defense. The New York Times Spykman's Geography of Peace Overview | PDF - Scribd
Spykman identifies several key geographic factors that contribute to the stability of international relations, including:
