Executive Summary  This Insight examines spatial structure in two large onshore wind development corridors: The Texas–Oklahoma (TX–OK) wind corridor in the United States The Northwest China wind corridor across Xinjiang, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia The analysis follows the Politicians Club five-stage analytical framework, beginning with spatial evidence and proceeding through causal hypothesis formation, academic validation, structural strategic interpretation, and policy-quest

Now Available on Amazon Geospatial Data Science for Politicians and Policy Makers: Volume I  is now available for purchase globally. Formats:  Kindle & Paperback Get your copy:   https://amzn.asia/d/8rOjZkE Bridging the Gap Between Quantitative Data and Public Governance The Politicians Club is proud to announce the publication of Geospatial Data Science for Politicians and Policy Makers: Volume I — Visualization  by Fumihiro Toko. In an era defined by big data, a critical st

1. Executive Summary Megaregions have become central spatial units through which national power, governance capacity, and long-term development trajectories are organized. This article compares two of the most consequential megaregions in the contemporary international system—BosWash in the United States and Jing-Jin-Ji in China—through a focused examination of population density patterns derived exclusively from open data and introductory-level geospatial analysis. The analy