Elementary Guide to Geopolitics
Travelling the Globe with Kaizoku
Publication Date: February 2022
List Price 1,650 JPY (10% consumption tax included)
ISBN：9784492444689 / Size：H188mm × W130mm / Softcover / 248 pages
After its publication in February 2022, it immediately became a bestseller!
With this book, you can learn at a glance what both children and adults need to know about how the world works!
If you understand geopolitics, you can see the essence of historical issues, the backstage of news, and the conflict between countries!
Through conversations between a teenage brother and sister and " Kaizoku," a mysterious man, you can learn geopolitics in a fun and easy-to-understand way.
Overview
Through conversations between a teenage brother and sister and a mysterious man called "Kaizoku"(pirate), you can learn about international affairs and the other side of the news in a fun and easy-to-understand way.
Table of Contents
Prologue Encounters with the Kaizoku
Day 1 Everything passes through the sea
Day 2 Nuclear missiles under the sea
Day 3 Predicament of continental powers
Day 4 "Dismemberment of states"
Day 5 International structure of poverty
Day 6 Fortunes determined by geography
Day 7 Blind side of the globe
Epilogue Global voyage ahead of you
Day 1 Everything passes through the sea
Day 2 Nuclear missiles under the sea
Day 3 Predicament of continental powers
Day 4 "Dismemberment of states"
Day 5 International structure of poverty
Day 6 Fortunes determined by geography
Day 7 Blind side of the globe
Epilogue Global voyage ahead of you
Author Profile
Takayuki Tanaka
Takayuki Tanaka has been a senior journalist with over 26 years of experience of reporting at NIKKEI, Japanese newspaper and parent company of Financial Times. His long career has taken him from a political and economy reporter in Tokyo, to Moscow correspondent and Vienna Bureau Chief. He is a samurai descendant and well-known cat lover in Japan.
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
Takayuki Tanaka has been a senior journalist with over 26 years of experience of reporting at NIKKEI, Japanese newspaper and parent company of Financial Times. His long career has taken him from a political and economy reporter in Tokyo, to Moscow correspondent and Vienna Bureau Chief. He is a samurai descendant and well-known cat lover in Japan.
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
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