The small islands in the commercial and geopolitical systems of the Indian Ocean
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2002.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Seven thousand small islands of the Indian ocean regrouped in twenty-some units have actively participated since Antiquity in trade, which was practiced by Greeks, Arabs, Swahili peoples and Europeans. From 1945 until the fall of the Berlin wall (1989), the USSR has tried to install itself in a harbour along with the Mackinder theory of global occupation. This policy was firmly opposed by the United States which, thanks to the English, obtained the best strategic position of the Indian ocean, Diego Garcia, the key to the conflicts of the risky areas of the region.
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Seven thousand small islands of the Indian ocean regrouped in twenty-some units have actively participated since Antiquity in trade, which was practiced by Greeks, Arabs, Swahili peoples and Europeans. From 1945 until the fall of the Berlin wall (1989), the USSR has tried to install itself in a harbour along with the Mackinder theory of global occupation. This policy was firmly opposed by the United States which, thanks to the English, obtained the best strategic position of the Indian ocean, Diego Garcia, the key to the conflicts of the risky areas of the region.
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