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'A thorough and absorbing tour of the sub-discipline...An essential acquisition for any scholar or teacher interested in geographical perspectives on political process, this handbook is sure to become the major reference work in anglophone political geography' - Sallie Marston, University of Arizona. 'This unique book is a true encyclopedia of political geography...The volume is a result of cooperation between a big international team of well known geographers, including scholars beyond the Anglo-American world' - Vladimir Kolossov, Institute of Geography of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, and Vice President of the International Geographical Union. Political Geography is a core subdiscipline of Human Geography, the "Handbook of Political Geography" will provide a highly contextualised and systematic overview of the latest thinking and research. Edited by key scholars, with international contributions from acknowledged authorities on the relevant research, the "Handbook of Political Geography" is divided into six sections such as: Scope and Development of Political Geography that covers key debates; the geography of knowledge; conceptualisations of power; and, conceptualisations of scale, Geographies of the State that covers state theory; territory and central local relations; legal and judicial geographies; borders; and, states and nature and Participation and Representation that covers citizenship; space; electoral geography; place; media public space; and, social movements. This title also includes such sections as: Political Geographies of Difference that covers class; nationalism; gender, sexuality; and, culture, Geography Policy and Governance that covers regulation; welfare; urban space; planning; and, environment and Global Political Geographies that covers geographies of imperialism; post-colonialism; globalization; environmental politics; international relations; war; and, migration. "The Handbook of Political Geography" will be the standard work, widely used and highly-cited, by all scholars with an interest in politics and space.

Preface and Acknowledgements ix
Contributors xi
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 107
Stuart Corbridge
7 Planning, Space and Government 123
Margo Huxley
8 Welfare Provision,Welfare Reform,Welfare Mothers 141
Kim England
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
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:WritingWorlds 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 CivilWar 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
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 Stokke
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
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