Strausz-Hupé married secondly Mayrose (nee Ferreira) Nugara (b. 1936) on August 22, 1979. She had three children of her own: Ingrid, Cynthia and Ricky. He died at home in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, on February 24, 2002, at the age of 98. Quotations "As policy evolves towards several continental systems, and technology accentuates the strategic importance of large, contiguous areas. Thus the era of overseas empires and free world trade closes. If this reasoning is pushed to its absolute conclusion, the national state is also a thing of the past, and the future belongs to the giant state. Many nations will be locked in a few vast compartments. But in each of these one people, controlling a strategic area, will be master of the others." – Geopolitics: The Struggle for Space and Power (1942) Works Axis America: Hitler Plans Our Future (1941) Geopolitics: The Struggle for Space and Power (1942) The Balance of Tomorrow: Power and Foreign Policy in the United States (1945) International Relations (1950) The Zone of Indifference (1952) The Estrangement of Western Man (1953) A Forward Strategy for America (1955) Power and Community (1956) (co-editor) The Idea of Colonialism (1958) (with others) Protracted Conflict: A Forward Strategy for America (1959) (with others) Building the Atlantic World (1963) In My Time: An Eclectic Autobiography (1965) Strategy and Values: Selected Writings of Robert Strausz-Hupé (1973) Democracy and American Foreign Policy: Reflections on the Legacy of Alexis de Tocqueville (1995) References Notes Further reading Kaplan, Robert D. (2012) The Revenge of Geography: What the Maps Tell Us About the Coming Conflicts and the Battle Against Fate'' New York: Random House. External links The Political Graveyard 1903 births 2002 deaths Geopoliticians American people of Austrian descent Permanent Representatives of the United States to NATO Ambassadors of the United States to Turkey American political scientists Ambassadors of the United States to Sri Lanka Ambassadors of the United States to Belgium Ambassadors of the United States to Sweden Foreign Policy Research Institute Pennsylvania Republicans New Right (United States) American anti-communists 20th-century American diplomats 20th-century political scientists