Source: Where Was the Last Place Discovered on Earth? – Ecoclimax
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via Say goodbye to the weirdest border dispute in the world – The Washington Post.


via An Apology of Enclaves – The New York Times.
The great new blog is http://bigthink.com/articles?blog=strange-maps
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in development economics, economic growth, growth disasters, growth miracles, macroeconomics, politics - New Zealand Tags: borderless world, catch up, geography, international technology diffusion, lost decades, tyranny of distance
It took 100yrs for steamship technology to spread from rich to poor nations. Today tech diffuses almost instantly http://t.co/Jz3gVk8bqQ—
Laurence Chandy (@laurencechandy) February 03, 2015
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Full map is at http://www.geocurrents.info/geopolitics/key-to-map-of-geopolitical-anomalies
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HT: https://twitter.com/tutor2u_econ/status/552013472247341056?s=09
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You don’t have to be too much of a geography nerd to notice that the Gaza Strip is not an enclave of Israel.
The Gaza Strip has a border with Egypt. Any blockade of Israel of the Gaza Strip is not grounds to attack Israel because it can always trade across its border with Egypt.
Egypt frequently blockades partially or wholly its border with the Gaza Strip. Hamas is not firing missiles that Egypt for this outrage? Why?
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