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Chapter 3f - Geographical Isolation

Geographical isolation can result from natural barriers to trade, such as mountains, oceans and lack of coastlines. Many of the least globally connected countries are either landlocked or small and/or remote island states. These countries struggle to establish strong trading links with other nations and the costs and benefits of linking to them just don't add up. This page develops examples at varying scales such as...

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