Abstract
A graph is indecomposable if its complement is connected. If a graph is locally indecomposable, then it is typically indecomposable itself. Here we study the converse. Under what circumstances does global indecomposability force local indecomposability? The results are applied to a certain class of graphs which are geometric or at least locally geometric.
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