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the proposition that large bodies of water sharply limit a land army's ability to project power, so no state can become a global hegemon.

In security studies, stopping power of water refers to the proposition that large bodies of water sharply limit a land army's ability to project power, so no state can become a global hegemon. This meaning comes from Mearsheimer (2001) in The Tragedy of Great Power Politics.[1]

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  1. Mearsheimer, J. J. (2001). The Tragedy of Great Power Politics. Norton. ISBN 9780393978391

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