+Political geography explores the spatial implications of [politics](/wiki/politics), examining how geographical factors shape political processes and how political power organizes across the Earth's surface. It analyzes topics such as [state](/wiki/state) formation, international boundaries, and the territorial expression of power.
+## See also
+- [Geography](/wiki/geography)
+- [Geopolitics](/wiki/geopolitics)
+- [Border](/wiki/border)
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