Political geography: globalization, metapolitical geographies and everyday life

Colin D. Flint

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Spatial and Cultural Studies Globalization and political ideologies

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The processes of globalization dominate contemporary political geography, and their multifaceted expressions reinforce the plurality of the subdiscipline (Slater, 2000). Seeing globalization as the spatial and sectoral unification of systems of valuation (Webber, 2000) uncovers political geographies of equalization and differentiation

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