Routledge - Mapping Women, Making Politics Book

Mapping Women, Making Politics provides a deep look into how gender shapes political processes and the politics of space. This Routledge publication explores the theoretical and conceptual challenges feminism brings to traditional political geography. It moves beyond theory to apply these perspectives to real-world settings across the Global North and South. Readers will examine a wide range of topics including nationalism, migration, and development. The text also covers international relations, elections, social movements, governance, and the environment. This book is an essential resource for students and academics studying Earth Sciences, Higher Education, and political geography, offering a comprehensive view of how gendered perspectives change our understanding of the world.