Eurasian Integration Passes Through the Mediterranean
By Piri ·
The Mediterranean functions as the maritime heart of the Afro-Euro-Asian landmass, linking Europe, Africa, and Asia through north-south, east-west, and northern axes via the Bosphorus, Dardanelles, Gibraltar, and Suez. This closed sea overcomes the land-sea divide, enabling Eurasian integration by connecting continental powers to global trade routes.
Chapters
- The Sea Between the Lands
- The Afro-Euro-Asian Hinge
- Land and Sea: Stakes of Integration
- Routes of Contemporary Integration
- Mediterranean as Prerequisite for Multipolarity
Adapted from Lorenzo Maria Pacini.