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Subject(s)

• Political geography [Browse]

Related name

• Gallaher, Carolyn, 1969- [Browse]

Series

Key concepts in human geography. [More in this series]

Summary note

Covering the expected staples such as nationalism territoriality, scale and political economy, as well as anit-statism, the other, gender and post-conflict, this is an ideal companion text for students of political geography.

Notes

Description based upon print version of record.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. [339]-364) and index.

Target audience

Specialized.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Language note

English

Contents

• Pt. I. Statecraft
• Introduction / Carolyn Gallaher
• Nation-state / Mary Gilmartin
• Sovereignty / Carl T. Dahlman
• Governance / Peter Shirlow
• Democracy / Mary Gilmartin
• Pt. II. Modes of power
• Introduction / Carolyn Gallaher
• Hegemony / Carolyn Gallaher
• Territory / Carl T. Dahlman
• Geopolitics / Carl T. Dahlman
• Superpower / Carl T. Dahlman
• Pt. III. Modernity
• Colonialism/imperialism / Mary Gilmartin
• Political economy / Carolyn Gallaher
• Ideology / Mary Gilmartin
• Socialism / Mary Gilmartin
• Neoliberalism / Carolyn Gallaher
• Globalization / Alison Mountz
• Migration / Alison Mountz
• Pt. IV. Bounding space
• Scale / Carl T. Dahlman
• Border / Alison Mountz
• Regionalism / Carl. T. Dahlman
• Pt. V. Violence
• Conflict / Mary Gilmartin
• Post-conflict / Carl t. Dahlman
• Terrorism / Carolyn Gallaher
• Anti-statism / Carolyn Gallaher
• Pt. VI. Identity
• Nationalism / Alison Mountz
• Citizenship / Alison Mountz
• Postcolonialism / Mary Gilmartin
• Representation / Peter Shirlow
• Gender / Alison Mountz
• The other / Alison Mountz.

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Other title(s)

Political geography

ISBN

• 1-4462-7949-9
• 1-283-28883-4
• 9786613288837
• 1-4462-0489-8

OCLC

• 764572577
• 758387698

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