

The Geographies of War with Jeremy Black
Feb 18, 2024
In this insightful discussion, Jeremy Black, Emeritus Professor of History at Exeter University, explores the compelling interplay between geography and military strategy. He delves into the evolution of mapmaking and its historic influence on warfare, highlighting how technology has transformed military tactics. Black also analyzes the strategic mobility of Genghis Khan’s forces and the intricate dynamics between continental and maritime powers. Additionally, he connects historical mapping practices to contemporary conflicts, emphasizing the importance of geopolitics and environmental factors in military history.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Mapping Warfare: History and Geopolitics
01:40 • 19min
The Strategic Legacy of Mongol Warfare and Mobility
20:34 • 2min
Navigating Geopolitical Tensions
22:33 • 8min
Mapping Power: Leaders and Strategy
30:39 • 9min
The Intersection of Geography and Animal Distribution in Warfare
39:51 • 4min