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Latest revision as of 15:12, 19 April 2023
Risk management.
Loosely, geopolitics means international politics including the forces operating within states, as well as relations between different states.
More narrowly, geopolitics refers to the influence of geographic factors on international politics.
See also
- Climate risk
- Event risk
- Geoeconomics
- Geopolitical risk
- Investment risk
- Offshore
- Political risk
- Risk management
- Sanctions
