Klaus Dodds

British political geographer and author; Professor of Geopolitics at Royal Holloway, University of London, known for work on borders and polar regions.

Research and publications focus on geopolitics, political geography, borders, and polar regions (Arctic and Antarctic). Author of multiple non-fiction works and academic articles on these topics.

The review finds Klaus Dodds' book accessible and useful for understanding contemporary border conflicts and future resource-driven disputes. It highlights topics such as walls, migration, disappearing islands, maritime zones, the seabed, and space militarization. The reviewer praises the book's honesty and utility but notes a bias and too little depth on environmental consequences. Overall rating in the review: 3/5.

For:Readers interested in geopolitics, borders, climate-driven conflicts, maritime issues, and contemporary international affairs.