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The relationship between geography and politics shapes how nations organize space, assert sovereignty, and manage territorial disputes. Territorial boundaries not only define jurisdictions but also influence identity, conflict, and cooperation. Political Geography and Territorial Boundaries explores the spatial dimensions of power, state formation, and geopolitics. The book discusses border creation, territorial conflicts, nationalism, and globalization's impact on state sovereignty. It also examines regional integration and transboundary resource management. By combining theoretical analysis with real-world case studies, it provides students and researchers with a comprehensive understanding of how geography informs political decision-making and territorial organization in the modern world.

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Victoria María Cámara Peretti is a highly skilled professional based in Rosario, Argentina, with over a decade of experience in public policy advisory and public-private synergies at the sub-national level. As a programme manager and environmental analyst, she has successfully developed and implemented strategic climate change programmes for local governments. Her expertise spans across biodiversity, change advisory, and project management, with a strong emphasis on meeting budgets and deadlines. Throughout her career, Victoria has held significant roles, including Director of Fundraising and Green Business at Fundación Nueva Generación and Communication and Project Management Specialist for the FAO's Green Climate Fund Readiness Project. She has also contributed to academic and technical writing, mentored Master's and PhD students, and served as an editor and author for various environmental and policy-related publications. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, Victoria brings a comprehensive skill set and a proven track record of success to every project she undertakes.

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