Mary Gilmartin is a Professor of Geography at Maynooth University. Her research examines migration with a particular focus on contemporary Irish migration and mobility. She has published widely on migration within the discipline of geography, and previous research projects have been funded by organisations such as the Irish Research Council and the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. She was previously Managing Editor of Social and Cultural Geography, the leading international geography journal, and remains a member of the editorial board.
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Introduction PART ONE: CONCEPTS OF STATECRAFT Introduction to Section Nation State Sovereignty Governance Democracy PART TWO: MODES OF POWER Introduction to Section Hegemony Territory Geopolitics Superpower PART THREE: MODERNITY Introduction to Section Colonialism/Imperialism Political Economy Ideology Socialism Neo-Liberalism Globalization Migration PART FOUR: CONNECTIONS AND RUPTURES IN, BETWEEN AND ACROSS POLITICAL SPACE Introduction to Section Scale Border Regionalism PART FIVE: VIOLENCE Introduction to Section Conflict Post-Conflict Terrorism Anti-Statism PART SIX: IDENTITY Introduction to Section Nationalism Citizenship Post-Colonialism Representation Gender The Other