Prisoners of Geography

The Power of Geography

by Tim Marshall

This book is written by the same author as 'Prisoners of Geography' and explores the power of geography in shaping the world's future. It delves into the geopolitical forces at play and uses maps to illustrate key concepts.

Silk Roads

by Peter Frankopan

Like 'Prisoners of Geography,' this book takes a historical and geographical approach to understanding the world. It explores the importance of the Silk Roads in shaping civilizations and trade routes throughout history.

New Map

by Daniel Yergin

This book examines the role of energy and climate in shaping geopolitics. It explores how energy resources and environmental concerns impact global power dynamics, similar to how 'Prisoners of Geography' explores the influence of geography.

The Outlaw Ocean: Journeys Across the Last Untamed Frontier

by Ian Urbina

This book explores the lawlessness and exploitation that occurs in the world's oceans. It touches on themes of power, control, and the impact of geography on maritime activities, making it a compelling read for fans of 'Prisoners of Geography.'

The World Is Flat [Updated and Expanded]

by Thomas L. Friedman

This book examines globalization and its impact on the world. It explores how technology and interconnectedness have flattened the world, breaking down traditional geographical barriers. While it takes a slightly different approach than 'Prisoners of Geography,' it still touches on similar themes of global dynamics and the influence of geography.