| Chapter 12 |
| Figure 12.3 | | Territorial claims in Antarctica |
| Figure 12.4 | | Relationships between "states" and "nations" |
| Figure 12.5 | | Discrepancies between tribal and national boundaries in Africa |
| Figure 12.6 | | Africa from colonies to states |
| Figure 12.7 | | New states within former USSR |
| Figure 12.9 | | Landlocked states |
| Figure 12.11 | | Canada's migratory capital |
| Figure 12.15 | | The disputed boundary between Argentina and Chile |
| Figure 12.16 | | Kashmir |
| Figure 12.19 | | Canadian-U.S. railroad discontinuity |
| Figure 12.20 | | Regions in Western Europe seeking autonomy |
| Figure 12.21 | | Geopolitical viewpoints |
| Figure 12.24 | | The 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone (EEZ) claims of coastal states |
| Figure 12.25 | | The original Inner Six and Outer Seven of Europe |
| Figure 12.26 | | The European Union |
| Figure 12.27 | | (a) The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA);
(b) Western Hemisphere economic unions |
| Figure 12.31 | | Political fragmentation in Champaign County, Illinois |
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