The SAGE Handbook of Political Geography
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- Scope and Development of Political Geography - key debates; the geography of knowledge; conceptualisations of power; and conceptualisations of scale;
- Geographies of the State - state theory; territory and central local relations; legal and judicial geographies; borders; and states and nature;
- Participation and Representation - citizenship; space; electoral geography; place; media public space; and social movements;
- Political Geographies of Difference - class; nationalism; gender, sexuality; and culture;
- Geography Policy and Governance - regulation; welfare; urban space; planning, environment;
- Global Political Geographies - geographies of imperialism; post-colonialism; globalization; environmental politics; international relations; war; and migration.
The Handbook of Political Geography is the standard work and will be widely used and highly-cited by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.
The SAGE Handbook of Political Geography is designed to be the standard work, widely used and highly-cited, by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.Contents
PART ONE: THE SCOPE AND DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- The Politics of Political Geography
- The Geography of Political Geography
- Geographies of Space and Power
- Feminist Transformations of Political Geography
PART TWO: STATES
- Theorizing the State Geographically
- Sovereignty, Subjectivity, Territoriality
- State and Society
- Planning, Space and Government
- Welfare Provision, Welfare Reform, Welfare Mothers
- Making Space for Law
- Coercion, Territoriality, Legitimacy
- The Police And The Modern State
PART THREE: RE-NATURING POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- Theorizing the Nature-Society Divide
- The State in Political Ecology
- A Postcard to Political Geography from the Field
- Regulating Resource Use
- Global Environmental Politics
- The Politics of Transition
- Critical Political Ecology, Classical Economics and Ecological Modernization in China
PART FOUR: IDENTITIES AND INTERESTS IN POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
- Nation-States and National Identity
- Working Political Geography Through Social Movement Theory
- The Case of Gay and Lesbian Seattle
- Contrapuntal Geographies
- The Politics of Organising Across Socio-spatial Difference
- The Political Geography of Many Bodies
- Transnational Political Movements
PART FIVE: FROM 'LA GEOGRAPHIE ELECTORALE' TO THE POLITICS OF DEMOCRACY
- Place and Vote
- The Territorial Politics of Representation
- Democracy and Democratization
- Convening Publics
- The Parasitical Spaces of Public Action
PART SIX: GLOBAL POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- `Global' Geopolitics
- Geo-graphers
- Writing Worlds
- Empire
- Re-Bordering Spaces
- Transnationalism and (Im)mobility
- The Politics of Border Crossings
- Spatial Analysis of Civil War Violence
PART SEVEN: THE POLITICS OF UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT
- Political Geography of Uneven Development
- The Politics of Local and Regional Development
- The Politics of Localization
- From Depoliticizing Development to Politicizing Democracy
- 'Development' in Question
- Sustainable Development and Governance
- Urban Governance in the South
- The politics of rights and development
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Description
- Scope and Development of Political Geography - key debates; the geography of knowledge; conceptualisations of power; and conceptualisations of scale;
- Geographies of the State - state theory; territory and central local relations; legal and judicial geographies; borders; and states and nature;
- Participation and Representation - citizenship; space; electoral geography; place; media public space; and social movements;
- Political Geographies of Difference - class; nationalism; gender, sexuality; and culture;
- Geography Policy and Governance - regulation; welfare; urban space; planning, environment;
- Global Political Geographies - geographies of imperialism; post-colonialism; globalization; environmental politics; international relations; war; and migration.
The Handbook of Political Geography is the standard work and will be widely used and highly-cited by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.
The SAGE Handbook of Political Geography is designed to be the standard work, widely used and highly-cited, by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.Contents
PART ONE: THE SCOPE AND DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- The Politics of Political Geography
- The Geography of Political Geography
- Geographies of Space and Power
- Feminist Transformations of Political Geography
PART TWO: STATES
- Theorizing the State Geographically
- Sovereignty, Subjectivity, Territoriality
- State and Society
- Planning, Space and Government
- Welfare Provision, Welfare Reform, Welfare Mothers
- Making Space for Law
- Coercion, Territoriality, Legitimacy
- The Police And The Modern State
PART THREE: RE-NATURING POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- Theorizing the Nature-Society Divide
- The State in Political Ecology
- A Postcard to Political Geography from the Field
- Regulating Resource Use
- Global Environmental Politics
- The Politics of Transition
- Critical Political Ecology, Classical Economics and Ecological Modernization in China
PART FOUR: IDENTITIES AND INTERESTS IN POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
- Nation-States and National Identity
- Working Political Geography Through Social Movement Theory
- The Case of Gay and Lesbian Seattle
- Contrapuntal Geographies
- The Politics of Organising Across Socio-spatial Difference
- The Political Geography of Many Bodies
- Transnational Political Movements
PART FIVE: FROM 'LA GEOGRAPHIE ELECTORALE' TO THE POLITICS OF DEMOCRACY
- Place and Vote
- The Territorial Politics of Representation
- Democracy and Democratization
- Convening Publics
- The Parasitical Spaces of Public Action
PART SIX: GLOBAL POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- `Global' Geopolitics
- Geo-graphers
- Writing Worlds
- Empire
- Re-Bordering Spaces
- Transnationalism and (Im)mobility
- The Politics of Border Crossings
- Spatial Analysis of Civil War Violence
PART SEVEN: THE POLITICS OF UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT
- Political Geography of Uneven Development
- The Politics of Local and Regional Development
- The Politics of Localization
- From Depoliticizing Development to Politicizing Democracy
- 'Development' in Question
- Sustainable Development and Governance
- Urban Governance in the South
- The politics of rights and development
Additional materials
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December 2007 | 640 pages | Sage UK
| Format | Published Date | ISBN | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardcover | 31/03/2026 | 9780761943273 | $220.00 |
| 180 Day Ebook | 07/05/2024 | 9781446206836 | $91.00 |
| Lifetime | 07/05/2024 | 9781446206836 | $132.00 |
- Scope and Development of Political Geography - key debates; the geography of knowledge; conceptualisations of power; and conceptualisations of scale;
- Geographies of the State - state theory; territory and central local relations; legal and judicial geographies; borders; and states and nature;
- Participation and Representation - citizenship; space; electoral geography; place; media public space; and social movements;
- Political Geographies of Difference - class; nationalism; gender, sexuality; and culture;
- Geography Policy and Governance - regulation; welfare; urban space; planning, environment;
- Global Political Geographies - geographies of imperialism; post-colonialism; globalization; environmental politics; international relations; war; and migration.
The Handbook of Political Geography is the standard work and will be widely used and highly-cited by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.
The SAGE Handbook of Political Geography is designed to be the standard work, widely used and highly-cited, by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.Table Of Contents:
- PART ONE: THE SCOPE AND DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- The Politics of Political Geography
- The Geography of Political Geography
- Geographies of Space and Power
- Feminist Transformations of Political Geography
- PART TWO: STATES
- Theorizing the State Geographically
- Sovereignty, Subjectivity, Territoriality
- State and Society
- Planning, Space and Government
- Welfare Provision, Welfare Reform, Welfare Mothers
- Making Space for Law
- Coercion, Territoriality, Legitimacy
- The Police And The Modern State
- PART THREE: RE-NATURING POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- Theorizing the Nature-Society Divide
- The State in Political Ecology
- A Postcard to Political Geography from the Field
- Regulating Resource Use
- Global Environmental Politics
- The Politics of Transition
- Critical Political Ecology, Classical Economics and Ecological Modernization in China
- PART FOUR: IDENTITIES AND INTERESTS IN POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
- Nation-States and National Identity
- Working Political Geography Through Social Movement Theory
- The Case of Gay and Lesbian Seattle
- Contrapuntal Geographies
- The Politics of Organising Across Socio-spatial Difference
- The Political Geography of Many Bodies
- Transnational Political Movements
- PART FIVE: FROM 'LA GEOGRAPHIE ELECTORALE' TO THE POLITICS OF DEMOCRACY
- Place and Vote
- The Territorial Politics of Representation
- Democracy and Democratization
- Convening Publics
- The Parasitical Spaces of Public Action
- PART SIX: GLOBAL POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
- `Global' Geopolitics
- Geo-graphers
- Writing Worlds
- Empire
- Re-Bordering Spaces
- Transnationalism and (Im)mobility
- The Politics of Border Crossings
- Spatial Analysis of Civil War Violence
- PART SEVEN: THE POLITICS OF UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT
- Political Geography of Uneven Development
- The Politics of Local and Regional Development
- The Politics of Localization
- From Depoliticizing Development to Politicizing Democracy
- 'Development' in Question
- Sustainable Development and Governance
- Urban Governance in the South
- The politics of rights and development