Political geography concerns small-scale intrastate, regional and individual activities, as well as large far-reaching processes of global or international relationships. The field has developed from late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century concerns with geopolitics - the relationships between state power and territory - to a diverse range of topics engendered by new world systems and globalization.
In line with the tremendous growth in the study of political geography since the 1970s, this impressive collection charts the historical growth of the discipline, as well as the major themes of post-1970s developments.
Volume I. Part 1. The Scope and Development of Political Geography Part 2. States and Their Internal Structure Volume II. Part 1. States in Global Context Part 2. Nature and Political Geography Volume III. Part 1. Identities and Interests in Political Geography Part 2. From Géographie Electorale to the Politics of Democracy Volume IV. Part 1. Conflict, Power and Politics in the City Part 2. The Politics of Geographically Uneven Development
