For those living in a bubble

This book is not an essay on geopolitics; it is rather the kind of books that students buy before an exam, with detachable plugs and small boxes to memorize the essential; Indeed, Pascal Boniface, which I in no way calling into question the expertise, this book deals in a large number of subjects, but in two pages every time ...

Unpretentious, I've realized after reading, I already knew everything.

I therefore recommend this book to those who hate to learn, read newspapers, follow the policy, but must do so; for others, go! Buy the cobblestones of Aymeric Chauprade: Chronicle of the clash of civilizations, and Geopolitics: Constants and Changes in History, a geopolitics that does not hide his political opinions (the title of the first book I quoted is proof) but that is a subject matter expert.

I bought at the same time that the book of Mr. Boniface, the two volumes of Philippe Moreau Desfarges: International Relations: Volume 1, Regional Issues and International Relations: Volume 2, Global Issues, I will comment as soon as I ' have finished reading them.