Suchergebnisse

Why Rudolf Kjellén? / Mark Bassin -- Introduction / Ragnar Björk and Thomas Lundén -- Rudolf Kjellén : academic, publicist, politician / Ragnar Björk, Bert Edströmand and Thomas Lundén -- Rudolf Kjellén : the Swedish intellectualand political context -- Ragnar Björk -- Sweden's borders : Kjellén's contribution to social science by defining and applying geopolitics / Claes G. Alvstam andThomas Lundén -- Rudolf Kjellén's great power studies : the editions / Ragnar Björk -- Rudolf Kjellén's great power studies : examining Germany, USA, Russia, Japan / Ragnar Björk -- Geopolitics, political geography and the political science irredenta: Kjellén ́s the state as a form of life / Thomas Lundén -- Kjéllen and World War I / Gunnar Falkemark -- The small game in the shadow of the great game: Kjellénian biopolitics between constructivism and realism / Carl Marklund -- Discourse, identity and territoriality: Kjellén's thinking about a European federation of states / Ola Tunander -- Rudolf Kjellén's intellectual impact in Latin America / Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano -- Kjellén's legacy: a story of divergent interpretations / Thomas Lundén -- Conclusion. Kjellén's life and work: tensions between opposites / Ragnar Björk and Thomas Lundén.

Salpata dal "mare", la geopolitica "approda" sul continente ai primi del Novecento grazie a Rudolf Kjellén, che elaborerà una sua proposta sulla base del lascito intellettuale del creatore della moderna geografia politica, Friedrich Ratzel. Il rapporto con Ratzel caratterizzerà anche l'elaborazione di Karl Haushofer, vero sistematizzatore della disciplina. Qui di seguito si presentano le modalità e le caratteristiche con cui nacque la geopolitica fatta sul continente, prendendo Rudolf Kjellén e Karl Haushofer come punti di riferimento. Verrà discusso il peso dell'esito della prima guerra mondiale nella diffusione della geopolitica in Germania e la sostanziale continuità tra questa e la geografia politica ratzeliana.

After the Cold War, the Nordic states turned to the south, to the European Union. They established borderland regions to handle practicalities and relax the tension between east and west. Now, the Nordic states were free from Cold War bloc politics. The Nordic foreign policy elite amalgamated with Nordic constructivist scholars to reshape the political landscape of the North by re-inventing the pre-nation-state regional ties. However, the Nordic states also came to adapt to a new geometry of power, the Kjellénean power triangle. This return to Kjellénean geopolitics was not based on the power politics of the `US victory school', but, paradoxically enough, on European and Scandinavian relative weakness: a Geopolitik of the weak. Even more paradoxical, this return to geopolitics took place in Norway, Finland and to some extent in Denmark, not in Kjellén's home country of Sweden, i.e. as if the Swedish geopolitical taboo still made this impossible.

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