George J. Demko is professor of geography at Dartmouth College. William B. Wood is director of the Office of the Geographer, U.S. Department of State. George J. Demko is professor of geography at Dartmouth College. William B. Wood is director of the Office of the Geographer, U.S. Department of State.

• Political Geography: Recurring IssuesNew Perspectives * Introduction: Political Geography for the Next Millennium William B. Wood and George J. Demko * Changing Times, Changing Scales: World Politics and Political Geography Since 1890 Colin Flint * Geopolitics in the New World Era: A New Perspective on an Old Discipline Saul B. Cohen * International Boundaries: Lines in the Sand (and the Sea) Bradford L. Thomas * The Power and Politics of Maps Alan K. Henrikson * Electoral Geography and Gerrymandering: Space and Politics Richard Morrill Political Geographies Of People And Resources * Population, Politics, and Geography: A Global Perspective G. J. Demko * International Migration: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back W. B. Wood * Exploiting, Conserving, and Preserving Natural Resources Susan L. Cutter * GeoAnalysis for the Next Century: New Data and Tools for Sustainable Development W. B. Wood International Processes Of Geopolitical Change * People Together, Yet Apart: Rethinking Territory, Sovereignty, and Identities David B. Knight * International Law and the Sovereign State System: Challenges to the Status Quo Alexander B. Murphy * Global Ecopolitics Phyllis Mofson * Nongovernmental Organizations on the Geopolitical Front Line Marie D. Price * Global Hegemony Versus National Economy: The United States in the New World Economy John Agnew * Geopolitical Information and Communications in the Twenty-First Century Stanley D. Brunn, Jeffery A. Jones, and Shannon OLear.

George J. Demko is professor of geography at Dartmouth College. William B. Wood is director of the Office of the Geographer, U.S. Department of State. George J. Demko is professor of geography at Dartmouth College. William B. Wood is director of the Office of the Geographer, U.S. Department of State.

• Political Geography: Recurring IssuesNew Perspectives * Introduction: Political Geography for the Next Millennium William B. Wood and George J. Demko * Changing Times, Changing Scales: World Politics and Political Geography Since 1890 Colin Flint * Geopolitics in the New World Era: A New Perspective on an Old Discipline Saul B. Cohen * International Boundaries: Lines in the Sand (and the Sea) Bradford L. Thomas * The Power and Politics of Maps Alan K. Henrikson * Electoral Geography and Gerrymandering: Space and Politics Richard Morrill Political Geographies Of People And Resources * Population, Politics, and Geography: A Global Perspective G. J. Demko * International Migration: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back W. B. Wood * Exploiting, Conserving, and Preserving Natural Resources Susan L. Cutter * GeoAnalysis for the Next Century: New Data and Tools for Sustainable Development W. B. Wood International Processes Of Geopolitical Change * People Together, Yet Apart: Rethinking Territory, Sovereignty, and Identities David B. Knight * International Law and the Sovereign State System: Challenges to the Status Quo Alexander B. Murphy * Global Ecopolitics Phyllis Mofson * Nongovernmental Organizations on the Geopolitical Front Line Marie D. Price * Global Hegemony Versus National Economy: The United States in the New World Economy John Agnew * Geopolitical Information and Communications in the Twenty-First Century Stanley D. Brunn, Jeffery A. Jones, and Shannon OLear.

George J. Demko is professor of geography at Dartmouth College. William B. Wood is director of the Office of the Geographer, U.S. Department of State. George J. Demko is professor of geography at Dartmouth College. William B. Wood is director of the Office of the Geographer, U.S. Department of State.

• Political Geography: Recurring IssuesNew Perspectives * Introduction: Political Geography for the Next Millennium William B. Wood and George J. Demko * Changing Times, Changing Scales: World Politics and Political Geography Since 1890 Colin Flint * Geopolitics in the New World Era: A New Perspective on an Old Discipline Saul B. Cohen * International Boundaries: Lines in the Sand (and the Sea) Bradford L. Thomas * The Power and Politics of Maps Alan K. Henrikson * Electoral Geography and Gerrymandering: Space and Politics Richard Morrill Political Geographies Of People And Resources * Population, Politics, and Geography: A Global Perspective G. J. Demko * International Migration: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back W. B. Wood * Exploiting, Conserving, and Preserving Natural Resources Susan L. Cutter * GeoAnalysis for the Next Century: New Data and Tools for Sustainable Development W. B. Wood International Processes Of Geopolitical Change * People Together, Yet Apart: Rethinking Territory, Sovereignty, and Identities David B. Knight * International Law and the Sovereign State System: Challenges to the Status Quo Alexander B. Murphy * Global Ecopolitics Phyllis Mofson * Nongovernmental Organizations on the Geopolitical Front Line Marie D. Price * Global Hegemony Versus National Economy: The United States in the New World Economy John Agnew * Geopolitical Information and Communications in the Twenty-First Century Stanley D. Brunn, Jeffery A. Jones, and Shannon OLear.