Crítica de la razón geopolítica

Geopolitics has colonized public debate. Its omnipresence reflects a more uncertain and violent world, but above all, it is a symptom of the displacement of time—with its notions of progress, promise, the future, and revolution—by space—encompassing security, self-preservation, and conquest—as the horizon of the political. Carlos Corrochano demonstrates how geopolitics has transcended its status as an academic discipline and strategic doctrine to become a defining sensibility of the era, permeating both the intimate and the global spheres. In the face of this "geopolitical reason," he advocates for a different kind of realism—one that is clear-eyed regarding the world's contradictions and ambiguities, and which cannot be reduced to mere administration.