The twentieth century was mapped in oil. The twenty-first is being mapped in minerals most people cannot name-lithium, cobalt, rare earths, gallium-and that map is already determining which nations lead and which are left dependent on those who do.
Behind every battery, chip, and wind turbine lies a story of supply chains, chokepoints, and geopolitical rivalry that rarely makes headlines but shapes everything. The Mineral Map traces that story, showing how geology, technology, and statecraft intersect to determine who holds power, one element at a time.
Inside, you will discover:
Written for readers who want to understand the resource contest reshaping global power before it reshapes the world they work in.
The Mineral Map is Book 1 of The Geopolitics of Critical Materials series by Evander Knoxley. Continue with The Elements of Power for a deeper analytical framework on how mineral dependencies shape strategic competition between the world's most powerful states.
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