A Companion to Political Geography

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Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2003-02-24
Publisher(s): Wiley-Blackwell
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Summary

A Companion to Political Geography presents students and researchers with a substantial survey of this active and vibrant field. The volume contains specially written essays by prominent scholars from around the world and covers a wide variety of crucial themes in contemporary critical political geography.Each contributor not only charts the important work that has been done in the past, but also helps to define directions for future research. The material is organized thematically, but within this structure key debates and controversies are addressed from a range of theoretical viewpoints, including the most cutting edge. In this way, the Companion not only introduces the best thinking on political-geographic issues, but also supplies readers with a sense of the relevance and possibilities of the subject.

Author Biography

John Agnew is Professor of Geography at UCLA. His books include Human Geography (Blackwell, 1996), The United States in the World Economy, and The Geography of the World Economy.

Katharyne Mitchell is Associate Professor at the University of Washington.

Gerard Toal (Gearóid Ó Tuathail) is Professor of Geography at Virginia Tech in Northern Virginia. His books include Critical Geopolitics and The Geopolitics Reader.

Table of Contents

List of Contributors
viii
Introduction
1(10)
John Agnew
Katharyne Mitchell
Gerard Toal
Gearoid O Tuathail
Part I Modes of Thinking 11(82)
Politics from Nature
13(17)
Mark Bassin
Spatial Analysis in Political Geography
30(17)
John O'Loughlin
Radical Political Geographies
47(12)
Peter J. Taylor
Feminist and Postcolonial Engagements
59(16)
Joanne P. Sharp
Geopolitical Themes and Postmodern Thought
75(18)
David Slater
Part II Essentially Contested Concepts 93(78)
Power
95(14)
John Allen
Territory
109(14)
Anssi Paasi
Boundaries
123(15)
David Newman
Scale
138(20)
Richard Howitt
Place
158(13)
Lynn A. Staeheli
Part III Critical Geopolitics 171(78)
Imperial Geopolitics
173(14)
Gerry Kearns
Geopolitics in Germany, 1919--45
187(17)
Wolfgang Natter
Cold War Geopolitics
204(15)
Klaus Dodds
Postmodern Geopolitics
219(17)
Timothy W. Luke
Anti-Geopolitics
236(13)
Paul Routledge
Part IV States, Territory, and Identity 249(86)
After Empire
251(20)
Vladimir Kolossov
Nation-states
271(18)
Michael J. Shapiro
Places of Memory
289(13)
Karen E. Till
Boundaries in Question
302(13)
Sankaran Krishna
Entreprenurial Geographies of Global-Local Governance
315(20)
Matthew Sparke
Victoria Lawson
Part V Geographies of Political and Social Movements 335(86)
Representative Democracy and Electoral Geography
337(19)
Ron Johnston
Charles Pattie
Nationalism in a Democratic Context
356(22)
Colin H. Williams
Fundamentalist and Nationalist Religious Movements
378(15)
R. Scott Appleby
Rights and Citizenship
393(15)
Eleonore Kofman
Sexual Politics
408(13)
Gill Valentine
Part VI Geographies of Environmental Politics 421(62)
The Geopolitics of Nature
423(17)
Noel Castree
Green Geopolitics
440(15)
Simon Dalby
Environmental Justice
455(15)
Brendan Gleeson
Nicholas Low
Planetary Politics
470(13)
Karen T. Litfin
Index 483

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