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Critical Geopolitics and Post-Critical Shift in Geopolitical Research Paradigm
Сравнительная политика, 2015 Th e article presents a review of the new geopolitics approach that developed in the West in the last two decades — the critical geopolitics. Th e article analyzes its methodological and thematic innovations, the contradictions between classical and ...
I. Yu. Okunev
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Critical Geopolitics/critical geopolitics 25 years on [PDF]
Political Geography, 2021 Accepted ...
Koopman S +8 more
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Reflection on Criticisms of Critical Geopolitics
Geopolítica(s), 2021 The book Critical Geopolitics: The Politics of Writing Global Space was first published twenty-five years ago. In this article, I briefly discuss the geopolitical and intellectual sources of inspiration for the development Critical Geopolitics as a ...
Gerard Toal
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From a critique to self-evolving (inter)discipline: Critical geopolitics vs. popular geopolitics [PDF]
Međunarodni Problemi, 2020 The paper shows the development of critical geopolitics from its conceptualisation by O Tuathail, Dalby and Routledge at the end of the last century up to its critics and development of phenomena that influenced the self-evolution of discipline.
Marta Zorko, Dario Sršen
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The Three Critical Flaws of Critical Geopolitics: Towards a Neo-Classical Geopolitics [PDF]
Geopolitics, 2014 Critical geopolitics is the dominant school of geopolitics in contemporary geography. Critical geopolitics is a body of radical scholarship that emerged in the 1980s that attempts to move beyond classic geopolitics. In order to resuscitate geopolitics, critical geopoliticians had to distance themselves from the imperialist, racist, and environmentally ...
Haverluk, Terrence W. +2 more
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Doing Discourse Analysis in Critical Geopolitics [PDF]
L'Espace Politique, 2011 This paper seeks to contribute towards a more explicit and candid discussion of the methodologies of discourse analysis within critical geopolitics. Proposing a classification along the three core dimensions of context (proximate or distal), analytic ...
Martin Müller
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, 2020 Critical Geopolitics scholars have structured these heuristically in three intertwined dimensions: Formal, practical and popular geopolitics. This chapter summarizes the contribution of work in the critical geopolitics tradition to European Studies around three broad topics: the EU's self-representation as a geopolitical and “global” actor and, related,
Bachmann, Veit, Bialasiewicz, Luiza
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This chapter introduces some of the aspects that, over the last three decades, have characterised political geography critiques of geopolitical power mechanisms.
Anoop Nayak, Alex Jeffrey
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, 2009 Critical geopolitics was established as a poststructural approach, which insists that rather than being an apolitical influence on international politics, as conventional accounts of geopolitics would argue, geographical relationships and entities are ...
Sharp, Joanne, Sharp, Joanne; id_orcid
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, 2014 Albert M, Reuber P, Wolkersdorfer G. Critical Geopolitics. In: Schieder S, Spindler M, eds. Theories of International Relations.
Albert, Mathias +4 more
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