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Tim Marshall 3 Books Collection Set - Prisoners of Geography, The Power of Geography, Worth Dying For - Paperback front cover
Tim Marshall 3 Books Collection Set paperback edition showing all three books - Prisoners of Geography, The Power of Geography, Worth Dying For
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Tim Marshall 3 Books Set: Prisoners of Geography, Power of Geography, Worth Dying For - Paperback

Author: Tim Marshall
SKU: PLD15400
Barcode: 9789124148522
Publisher: Elliott & Thompson
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Titles in This Set:
Prisoners of Geography
The Power of Geography
Worth Dying For

Condition: New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: Please see product barcode; individual title ISBNs available on request
Publisher: Elliott & Thompson
Age Range: Adult / Non Fiction

Overview
Understand the world's biggest conflicts, alliances and rivalries with this Tim Marshall 3 Books Collection Set. Bringing together three of his most acclaimed geopolitics titles in brand new paperback, this bundle is perfect for students, teachers, world-affairs enthusiasts and anyone who wants to see international events through a sharper, more informed lens. Written with clarity, wit and authority, these books remain essential reading for understanding why nations act the way they do.

About the Books
Prisoners of Geography is Tim Marshall's phenomenal bestseller, showing how mountains, rivers, seas and borders shape the choices available to every nation. Using clear maps and real-world examples, Marshall explains why geography remains one of the most powerful forces behind history, conflict and diplomacy, offering essential context for understanding today's headlines.

The Power of Geography continues the story, taking readers into ten regions set to define the next age of great-power rivalry, including Australia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UK, Greece, Turkey, the Sahel, Ethiopia, Spain and space. Marshall explores why Europe's next refugee crisis may be closer than expected, why the Middle East must look beyond oil, and why the eastern Mediterranean has become a volatile flashpoint.

Worth Dying For turns to the emotive power of flags and symbols, examining how national emblems shape identity, loyalty and conflict across the USA, UK, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Marshall draws on decades of frontline reporting to show why people still risk everything for the symbols that represent their nation, cause or belief.

  • Three bestselling Tim Marshall titles in one convenient paperback set
  • Written by a leading geopolitics authority and former Sky News diplomatic editor
  • Clear maps and accessible analysis suitable for students and general readers
  • Ideal gift for anyone interested in world affairs, history or current politics
  • Ready to read straight from the shelf — no prior background knowledge required
  • Brand new condition, perfect for gifting or building a personal geopolitics library

About the Author
Tim Marshall is a leading authority on foreign affairs with more than thirty years of reporting experience. He was diplomatic editor at Sky News, and before that worked for the BBC and LBC/IRN radio. He has reported from more than forty countries and covered conflicts including Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Israel, giving his geopolitical analysis rare first-hand authority and depth.

Why You'll Love This Set
Three essential geopolitics reads in one bundle, combining sharp analysis with genuine storytelling. Perfect for readers who want to understand the forces shaping global events — from borders and resources to flags and national identity.

Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown depending on print run; ISBN and edition reflect the UK paperback as supplied.

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