Understanding the historical, cultural, and intellectual foundations of societies is essential for understanding international affairs. The Centre promotes the study of strategic culture, maritime identity, civilizational development, historical memory, and the ideas that influence political behavior and international relations. This area encourages interdisciplinary dialogue between history, philosophy, geopolitics, culture, and public policy.
Why the Twenty-First Century Requires a New Science of Ocean Geopolitics
The oceans are entering a new era of strategic importance. For centuries they were primarily regarded as routes connecting nations through trade, exploration and naval power. Today, however, they have become far more than maritime highways. They are increasingly the central arena where geopolitics, technology,…
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