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Thu March 21, 2024

Six Major Trends of Geopolitical Realignment

These trends and the principles they exhibit are key to predicting geopolitical risk in the Eurasian coastal rimland where geopolitical strategies seemingly defy classical development theories. Understanding the economic development and DIME integration strategies that rational nation-state actors are likely to pursue based on their comparative advantages is only primary to gauging their usefulness in the grand strategies of core players, as supercontinental land power alliances consist of series of bilater

George McMillan

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Fri February 9, 2024

The Role of Energy in Geopolitical Realignment: The Significance of the Low Cost of Natural Gas in the Post-Mackinder Global Grand Strategies.

The future of energy will ultimately determine geopolitical alliances. It is energy production and distribution costs that determine pricing which is reflected throughout the several stages of the economic process.

George McMillan

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Tue February 6, 2024

Geopolitical Modeling in the Current World: The 8 Industrial Power Center Model

Rational choice strategic planning models are based on maximizing economic growth potentials and minimizing risk; especially catastrophic vulnerabilities. The combination of both overarching and regional modeling, combined in the proper framework, would be good for guiding geostrategic investment strategies. To that end, the “8 Industrial Power Center Model” is an update of Ambassador George F. Kennan’s original “5 Industrial Power Center Model” presented in his “Long Telegram” in 1947 and his “X article” i

George McMillan

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Wed January 31, 2024

Mass Migration, Strategic Modeling and the “Seven P Plan” of the Left

The overarching fact pattern of technology and population growth through history was presented by 1992 economics Nobel laureate Robert F. Fogel. The two primary trends of technology and population growth over time are part of the fundamental atmospheric conditions that all countries are operating in. Furthermore, these two primary trends are the two post-1950s secondary trends of First World manufacturing jobs migrating to the Developing World and the mass migration of people from the developing World to th

George McMillan

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Tue January 30, 2024

Desperate Bets in US Foreign Policy

The role of economic development theory and geopolitical theory in implementing effective foreign policy cannot be understated. The US foreign policy planners apparently made a huge bet that the Russian economy would collapse with a modicum of pressure, reminiscent of the collapse of the old Soviet Union. Purportedly, the US policy planner “Grand Strategists” wanted to keep the regime change-destabilization strategies in Eurasia a secret, so they never consulted a wide spectrum of comparative ideological sy

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Tue January 30, 2024

Energy and Geopolitics: the Ideals and the Realities of Geopolitical Strategies

This distinction between the role of energy in modernization theory, democratic peace and prosperity ideals, and foreign policy based on geostrategic “beggar-thy-neighbor” mercantilism is the aim of this series of articles. As economist Jeffrey Sachs has been arguing over the last year and a half, the US is sleep-walking towards World War Three and people are not aware of the policy alternatives. The difference between political and economic development theories and geopolitical theories needs to be more wi

George McMillan

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Tue January 30, 2024

The US Cuts off European Allies from Affordable Energy—Now What?

The United States’ foreign policy planners have successfully separated their European allies from affordable energy sources by rapidly moving NATO eastward encircling all of the oil and natural gas pipelines emanating from Russia. As explained in the previous three articles in this series, the goal is to prevent Russia from infrastructurally integrating with Germany and, following the PMESII/DIME/SWOT analysis explained in a previous article, to prevent Germany from allying with Russia economically, diploma

George McMillan

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Tue January 30, 2024

The Geopolitical Problem of the US—a German-Russo-Japanese Connection

The fundamental geopolitical problem of the United States is to prevent its two key allies, Germany and Japan, from purchasing cheaper Russian oil and natural gas. Delivered by pipeline, that cheap gas would make Germany and Japan’s heavy industries increasingly competitive globally. This would compel the secondary and tertiary industrial power centers in their regional orbit to follow suit.

George McMillan

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Tue January 30, 2024

Pipelines and Global Political Center of Gravity Alternatives

The indication that Russian oil and natural gas shipped by pipeline is the biggest threat to geopolitical realignment can be seen in the reaction of the United States to Russia developing its oil and gas fields in the Caspian, Ural, and Arctic regions in the 1950s, and throughout subsequent decades constructing pipelines to the Warsaw Pact countries in Eastern and Central Europe. As anticipated, the logical extension of the pipelines protruding Westward would be not to route them through the Warsaw Pact cou

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Mon January 15, 2024

Six Major Trends of Global Geopolitical Realignment

There are six major trends contributing to the decline of the United States’ superpower status and its weakening Western European and Pacific Rim alliances that will shift the geopolitical center of gravity away from Washington and London towards the Eurasian “world island” capitals of Moscow and Beijing, and potentially Berlin.

George McMillan

Latest Geopolitical Research & Analysis

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Six Major Trends of Geopolitical Realignment

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The Role of Energy in Geopolitical Realignment: The Significance of the Low Cost of Natural Gas in the Post-Mackinder Global Grand Strategies.

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Geopolitical Modeling in the Current World: The 8 Industrial Power Center Model

Special Reports

Mass Migration, Strategic Modeling and the “Seven P Plan” of the Left

Geopolitical Short Papers

Desperate Bets in US Foreign Policy

Geopolitical Short Papers

Energy and Geopolitics: the Ideals and the Realities of Geopolitical Strategies

Geopolitical Short Papers

The US Cuts off European Allies from Affordable Energy—Now What?

Geopolitical Short Papers

The Geopolitical Problem of the US—a German-Russo-Japanese Connection

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Pipelines and Global Political Center of Gravity Alternatives

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Six Major Trends of Global Geopolitical Realignment

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