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Politics and political relationships underpin the world we live in. From the division of the earth’s surface into separate states to the placement of ‘keep out’ signs territorial strategies to control geographic space can be used to assert maintain or resist power and as a force for oppression or liberation. Forms of exclusion can be consolidated and reinforced through territorial practices yet they can also be resisted through similar means. Territoriality can be seen as the spatial expression of power with borders dividing those inside from those outside.The extensively revised and updated second edition continues to provide an introduction to theories of territoriality and the outcomes of territorial control and resistance. It explores the construction of territories and the conflicts which often result using a range of examples drawn from various spatial scales and from many different countries. It ranges in coverage from conflicts over national territory (such as Israel/Palestine Northern Ireland South Ossetia) to divisions of space based around class gender and race. While retaining the key elements of the first edition this new edition covers contemporary debates on nationalism territorialization globalization and borders. It updates the factual content to explore the territorial consequences of ‘9/11’ the ‘war on terror’ and the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. It also examines migration refugees the territorial expansion of the European Union and territorial divisions in the home and workplace. The book emphasizes the underlying processes associated with territorial strategies and raises important questions relating to place culture and identity. Key questions emerge concerning geographic space who is ‘allowed’ to be in particular spaces and who is barred discouraged or excluded. Written from a geographical perspective the book is inter-disciplinary drawing on ideas and material from a range of academic disciplines including history political science sociology international relations cultural studies. Each chapter contains boxed case studies illustrations and guides to further reading.
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