You can illustrate a lot with a map. Here's a good one, for example:
I also use the Perry-Castaneda Map Library frequently.
The UN Cartographic Service is also excellent.
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5 comments:
That's quite excellent.
I've watched it twice. Can I have my masters chit now?
Thanks for the links.
Those are very helpful too:
http://www.carnegieendowment.org/static/npp/deadlymaps.cfm
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/cartes/
Olaf
Thanks Olaf. These are very handy too. I like the Carnegie Endowment ones.
Very cool. I was hoping to see an expanding blob for American empire. Maybe it was there but disappeared almost immediately (did I say disappeared, I meant of course imploded).
or an expanding blob of British Army overseas deployments.
Territory versus interest. That's an interesting one.
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