Abstract

This book review delves into the pages of Daniel Yergin’s “The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Conflict of Nations” and reveals the profound geopolitical implications viewed through the prism of political geography. The pages of the African Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, not only contribute to the advancement of the discourse of political geography but also provide a resource that enables geography students to broaden their horizons and develop a deeper understanding of the complex dimensions of the field.

Keywords: Global energy landscape, Geopolitical implications,New map, Political geography, Review