Our Post-test Agenda  Evaluation –PowerPoint? –Assignment –Tests?  Four Little Tigers  South-East Asia –Major qualities and influences –Political geography.

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Our Post-test Agenda  Evaluation –PowerPoint? –Assignment –Tests?  Four Little Tigers  South-East Asia –Major qualities and influences –Political geography concepts

Major Geographic Qualities  Fragmentation –Rugged, high relief, crustal instability, and tropical climates  Clustered population distribution  Poor intraregional communications –Political fragmentation  Colonialism…again!  instability  Shatter belt – persistent fracturing –Cultural fragmentation  ethnic, linguistic, and religious

Timor-Leste

Political Geography  A systematic field of geography that focuses on the spatial expressions of political behavior  Key terms –Supranationalism –Balkanization –Irredentism –Geopolitics –Devolution  Friedrich Ratzel ( )

State Territorial Morphology  Compact- Cambodia  Protruded (corridor)- Thailand  Elongated (attenuated 6:1)- Vietnam  Fragmented- Phillipines  Perforated (enclave)- South Africa  The impact of shape?

Shapes of States

Boundaries  Definition – textual, as in treaty  Delimitation- cartographic  Demarcation-surveyed with monuments, fences or barriers

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