Publications by Year: 1996

1996
Mazis I. The Principles of Geopolitics and the Case of the Greek Space in South-Eastern Mediterranean. Archives of Economic History. 1996;VII(1-2):93-107.Abstract
The geopolitical approach is imposed neither by legal superstructures and international organizations nor through -willingly or unwillingly- inapplicable moral exhortations. The geopolitical approaches are dominated only by one point: the logic of power of the international ruling social and economic cores. Unfortunately, the results of the geopolitically stronger actions are “legalized” -after they have been established- by the legal decisions or the international organizations. There are many relevant examples.
v._the_principles_of_geopolitics_and_the_case_of_the_greek_space_in_south-eastern_mediterranean.pdf
Mazis I. Geopolitical Analysis of the Commercial Sea Channel Dardanelles-Aegean Sea. Archives of Economic History. 1996;VIII(1-2):147-63.Abstract
Geopolitics is the geographical and analytical method which studies and describes the power distribution and control of the influence zones on the planet. It is important to stress that whoever controls the international commercial routes also controls the planet. What does this concept mean in the case of Aegean Sea? The Aegean is a sea route and an air passage extending from the Mediterranean Sea and Europe to the Dardanelles and to the Turkish ports in the East. Moreover, while the Aegean Sea exerts a geopolitical influence on Greece and Turkey, it is also -in a practical and not in a legal sense- a sea and an air passage serving the former Soviet Republics, such as Ukraine and Russia, and connecting, as far as transports are concerned, the commercial flow between Europe and Asia.
vi._geopolitical_analysis_of_the_commercial_sea_channel_dardanelles-aegean_sea.pdf