Geopolitics

Klaus Dodds is Professor of Geopolitics at Royal Holloway, University of London. He researches in the areas of geopolitics, media and the international governance of the Antarctic and Southern Ocean and is author of five books including Geopolitics: A Very Short Introduction (OUP 2007) and co-editor of three volumes including Geopolitical Traditions (Routledge, 2000). His latest work is concerned with the geopolitics of cinema and radio, ′soft power′ and public diplomacy in a global In 2005, he was awarded the Philip Leverhulme Prize for his research achievements in geopolitics and human geography.

• VOLUME ONEPart 1: Classical GeopoliticsThe New Geopolitics: A critique - Lewis AlexanderThe Pentagon′s New Map - Thomas BarnettRace Contra Space: The conflict between German geopolitik and national socialism - Mark BassinGeography Versus Geopolitics - Isaiah BowmanGeopolitical Thinking in Latin America - John ChildA New Map of Global Geopolitical Equilibrium: A developmental approach - Saul CohenLost Geographers: Power games and the circulation of ideas within Francophone political geographies - Juliet FallPolitical Geography in the Modern World - Richard HartshorneWhy Geopolitik? - Karl HaushoferDefence of German Geopolitics - Karl HaushoferGeopolitics, Generals and the State in Brazil - Leslie HepplePersuasive Cartography in ′Geopolitik′ and National Socialism - G. Henrik HerbThe Clash of Civilizations - Samuel HuntingtonGlobal Strategic Views - Stephen JonesPower and Weakness - Robert KaganClosed Space and Political Practice: Frederick Jackson Turner and Halford Mackinder - G. KearnsThe Sources of Soviet Conduct - George KennanThe Origins and Evolution of Geopolitics - Ladis KristofThe Geographical Pivot of History - Halford MackinderVOLUME TWOPart 1: Classical Geopolitics (Continued)The Territorial Growth of States - Friedrich RatzelGeopolitics and Geography in Japan Re-Examined - Keiichi TakeuchiGeopolitics and Political Geography - Edvard ThermaeniusGeographical Science in Germany During the Period 1933-1945 - Carl Troll and Eric FischerPolitical Geography and Geopolitics: A recurrence of American geopolitics - O. VitkovskiyPart 2: Critical GeopoliticsBiometric Borders: Governing mobilities in the War on Terror - Louise AmooreBetween Regions: Science, militarism and American geography from World War to Cold War - Tervor Barnes and Matthew FarishThe Uncertain State(s) of Europe - Luiza BialasiewiczPlanetary Geopolitics - Neville BrownThe Biopolitics of Security: Oil, empire and the sports utility vehicle - David CampbellWhose World, Whose Order? Spatiality, geopolitics and the limits of the world order concept - Sanjay Chaturvedi and Joe Painter US Statecraft and the US-Mexico Border as Security-Economy Nexus - Mathew ColemanCritical Geopolitics: Discourse, difference and dissent - Simon DalbyThe Environment as Geopolitical Threat: Reading Robert Kaplan′s ′coming anarchy′ - Simon DalbyLocating Critical Geopolitics - Klaus Dodds and James SidawayA Feminist Geopolitics? - Lorraine Dowler and Joanne SharpTerror and Territory - Stuart EldenCities and the War on Terror - Stephen GrahamThe Angel of Iraq: Paradise and progress - Derek GregoryThe Black Flag: Guantanamo Bay and the space of exception - Derek GregoryVOLUME THREEPart 2: Critical Geopolitics (Continued)Torture and the Ticking Bomb: The war on terrorism as a geographical imagination of power/knowledge - Matthew HannahThe Revival of Geopolitics - Leslie HeppleMind the Gap: Bridging feminist and political geography through geopolitics - Jennifer HyndmanAlexander Dugin: Geopolitics and neo-fascism in post-Soviet Russia - Alan IngramHomeland Insecurities: Reflections on language and space - Amy KaplanAn Illustration of Geographical Warfare: Bombing the dikes on the Red River, North Vietnam - Yves LacosteFor Ethnography in Political Geography: Experiencing and reimagining the Ferghana Valley boundary closures - Nick MegoranIs there a Politics to Geopolitics? - Alexander Murphy, Mark Bassin, David Newman, Paul Reuber and John AgnewGeopolitical Fantasies, National Strategies and Ordinary Russians in the Post-Communist Era - John O′LoughlinThe Language and Nature of the ′New′ Geopolitics: The case of US-El Salvador relations - Gearóid Ó TuathailGeopolitics and Discourse: Practical geopolitical reasoning in American foreign policy - Gearóid Ó Tuathail and John AgnewGenerations and the ′Development′ of Border Studies - Anssi PaasiThe Siren Song of Geopolitics: Towards a Gramscian account of the Iraq War - Darel PaulNeoliberal Geopolitics - Susan Roberts, Anna Secor and Matthew SparkeScales of Terror and the Resort to Geography: September 11, October 7 - Neil SmithPart 3: Popular GeopoliticsTorture and the Ethics of Photography - Judith ButlerCultural Governance and Pictorial Resistances: Reflections on the imaging of war - David CampbellFilm, Geopolitics and the Affective Logics of Intervention - Sean Carter and Derek McCormackVOLUME FOURPart 3: Popular Geopolitics (Continued)The Tyranny of the Serial: Popular geopolitics, the nation and comic book discourse - Jason DittmerLicensed to Stereotype: Popular geopolitics, James Bond and the spectre of Balkanism - Klaus DoddsJust war and Extraterritoriality: The popular geopolitics of the United States′ war on Iraq as reflected in newspapers of the Arab world - Ghazi-Whalid Falah, Colin Flint and Virginie Mamadouh′We Sing Our Home, We Dance Our Land′: Indigenous self-determination and contemporary geopolitics in Australian popular music - Chris GibsonThe Abject Artefacts of Memory: Photographs from Cambodia′s genocide - Rachel HughesGeopolitics and the ′Vision Thing′: Regarding Britain and America′s first nuclear missile - Fraser MacDonald11 September and Popular Geopolitics: A study of websites run for and by Dutch Moroccans - Virginie MamadouhMapping the Mythical: A geopolitics of national sporting stereotypes - Hugh O′DonnellRadio Geopolitics: Broadcasting, listening and the struggle for acoustic apaces - Alasdair Pinkerton A and Klaus DoddsDigitized Virtuosity: Video war games and post 9/11 cyber-deterrence - Marcus PowerTowards a Feminist Counter-Geopolitics: Gender, space, and Islamist politics in Istanbul - Anna SecorHegemony, Popular Culture and Geopolitics: The Reader′s Digest and the construction of danger - Joanne SharpThe Tears of Portugal: Empire, identity, race and destiny in Portuguese geopolitical narratives - James Sidaway and Marcus PowerPolitical Geographies of Globalization (3): resistance - Matthew SparkeAn Aesthetics of Fear: The 7/7 London bombings, the sublime and werenotafraid.com - Cynthia Weber