Maps

These maps from the core text are downloadable here as low resolution JPEG files.

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1.4 - The three 'worlds'

2.1 - Map of Iraq showing Abu Ghraib

2.4 - Map of Cuba showing Guantànamo Bay

2.5 - Map of detentions and renditions. Council of Europe.

3.5 - The Atlantic Conveyor

4.1 - Former Yugoslavia, based on 1991 census.

5.2 - Map of Muslim populations. Sources: Peter Mandaville/Routledge

6.3 - Berlin and the division of Germany at the end of the Second World War

8.1 - Map of world migration routes since 1700

8.2 - Aerial photo-map of the US-Mexico border

8.3 - Map showing US and Mexican contexts

9.1 - Map of Central Europe in 1360

9.2 - Map of Africa in 1892

9.3 - Map of Botswana and Central Kalahari Game Reserve

9.6 - Map of ethnic distribution of the Hapsburg Empire 1914

9.8 - Map of mainland USA

9.9 - Member states of the European Union, 2007

11.4 - Map of the Ivory Coast

14.3 - Map of South Asia

15.6 - Map of the colonial powers, 1914. Source: Peter Mandaville/Routledge

18.2 - Map of East Timor in the context of Asia and Australia

18.4 - Map of the Timor Sea

19.1 - Map of the Korean Peninsula

19.2 - Map of the geographical location of the Korean Peninsula

19.5 - Nuclear, chemical and biological weapons proliferation status in 2005

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