Robert D. Kaplan en "The Revenge of Geography" <p>In this age of instant worldwide cell-phone communication, pervasive and incessant Internet connectivity, and 24-7 airline transport, geographical borders and topographical boundaries don't really hold us back anymore. People with the appropriate financial and legal ways and means can basically go wherever their passports might lead them, and those who blog about revolution or social change in one country might well help to trigger the downfall of a government in another country. So, does the old notion or subject (or field of study, for that matter) called geography still matter today? Wed, 26 Sep 2012 23:23:42 +0000 Rich Fisher 26877 at "The Revenge of Geography"