From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpolitical geographypoˌlitical geˈography noun [uncountable] Pthe study of the way the Earth’s surface is divided up into different countries, rather than the way it is marked by rivers, mountains etc → physical geography
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political geography• But to generalize from such sensational particulars as these is to ignore both commonsense and political geography. 