Critical Geography

Critical Geography, in the context of Strategic Geography, examines how geographical factors influence power dynamics, decision-making, and social relationships. It challenges traditional perspectives by questioning who benefits from these geographic strategies and how they perpetuate inequalities. Rather than viewing geography as static, it emphasizes the role of human agency in shaping spaces, borders, and territories. By analyzing the political, economic, and cultural implications of geography, Critical Geography encourages deeper understanding of global issues and promotes more equitable strategies for addressing them. It highlights that geography is not just a backdrop but a significant player in social and political contexts.