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Los Angeles : Sage, 2007

xvi, 624 s. : il. ; 25 cm

ISBN 978-0-7619-4327-3 (brož.)

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Contents // Preface and Acknowledgements ix // Contributors X1 // Introduction: Political Geography: Traditions and Turns 1 // Kevin R. Cox, Murray Low and Jennifer Robinson // SECTION I THE SCOPE AND DEVELOPMENT OF // POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY 15 // Introduction 17 // Kevin R. Cox // 1 The Politics of Political Geography 21 // Guntram H. Herb // 2 The Geography of Political Geography 41 // James D. Sidaway // 3 Geographies of Space and Power 57 // Joe Painter // 4 Feminist Transformations of Political Geography 73 // Eleonore Kofman // SECTION II STATES 87 // Introduction 89 // Kevin R. Cox // 5 Theorizing the State Geographically: Sovereignty, Subjectivity, // Territoriality 95 // Merje Kuus and John Agnew // 6 State and Society 197 // Stuart Corbridge // 1 Planning, Space and Government 123 // Margo Huxley // 8 Welfare Provision, Welfare Reform, Welfare Mothers 141 // Kim England // vi // HANDBOOK OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY // 9 Making Space for Law 155 // Nicolas Blomley // 10 Coercion, Territoriality, Legitimacy: The Police and // the Modern State 169 // Steve Herbert // SECTION III RE-NATURING POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY 183 // Introduction 185 // Jennifer Robinson // 11 Theorizing the Nature-Society Divide 189 // Bruce Braun // 12 The State in Political Ecology: A Postcard to Political Geography // from the Field 205 // Paul Robbins // 13 Regulating Resource Use 219 // Karen Bakker and Gavin Bridge // 14 Global Environmental Politics 235 // Becky Mansfield // 15 The Politics of Transition:

Critical Political Ecology, Classical // Economics, and Ecological Modernization Theory in China 247 // Joshua S. S. Muldavin // SECTION IV IDENTITIES AND INTERESTS IN // POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS 263 // Introduction 265 // Jennifer Robinson // 16 Nation-States and National Identity 271 // Jan Penrose and Richard C. M. Mole // 17 Working Political Geography Through Social Movement Theory: // The Case of Gay and Lesbian Seattle 285 // Michael Brown // 18 Contrapuntal Geographies: The Politics of Organizing Across // Sociospatial Difference 305 // Noel Castree, David Featherstone and Andrew Herod // 19 The Political Geography of Many Bodies 323 // Arun Saldanha // 20 Transnational Political Movements 335 // Paul Routledge // CONTENTS // vii // SECTION V FROM LA GEOGRAPHIE ELECTORALE TO // THE POLITICS OF DEMOCRACY 351 // Introduction 353 // Murray Low // 21 Place and Vote 357 // Ron Johnston and Charles Pattie // 22 The Territorial Politics of Representation 375 // Benjamin Forest // 23 Democracy and Democratization 389 // Lynn A. Staeheli // 24 Convening Publics: The Parasitical Spaces of Public Action 403 // Clive Barnett // SECTION VI GLOBAL POLITICAL GEOGRAPHIES 419 // Introduction 421 // Murray Low // 25 ‘Global’ Geopolitics 427 // Simon Dalby // 26 Geo-graphing: Writing Worlds 439 // Elena Dell Agnese // 27 Empire 455 // Alan Lester // 28 Re-Bordering Spaces 471 // Jouni Häkli // 29 Transnationalism and (Im)mobility: The Politics of // Border Crossings 483 // Rachel Silvey,

Elizabeth A. Olson and Yaffa Truleove // 30 Spatial Analysis of Civil War Violence 493 // John O’Loughlin and Clionadh A. Raleigh // SECTION VII THE POLITICS OF UNEVEN // DEVELOPMENT 509 // Introduction 511 // Kevin R. Cox // 31 The Political Geography of Uneven Development 517 // Peter J. Taylor // viii // HANDBOOK OF POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY // 32 The Politics of Local and Regional Development 531 // Andrew Wood // 33 The Politics of Localization: From Depoliticizing Development // to Politicizing Democracy 545 // Giles Mohan and Kristian Stoiche // 34 ‘Development’ in Question 563 // Haripriya Rangan // 35 Sustainable Development and Governance 579 // Yvonne Rydin // 36 Urban Governance in the South: The Politics of Rights // and Development 595 // Susan Parnell // Author Index 609 // Subject Index 619