Vol. 44 No. 4: NGP Yearbook 2015: Geographies of regions, borders and identity

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Published: 2015-09-01

Editorial

• Regions, borders and identity in a relational and territorial world

  Lauren Martin, Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola, Jarkko Saarinen, Kaj Zimmerbauer

  1-4

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Research Articles

• ‘Regimes of territorial legitimation’ in a fast-changing world: why they matter and how they change

  Alexander B. Murphy

  5-11

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• Revisiting good fences and neighbours in a postmodern world after twenty years: theoretical reflections on the state of contemporary border studies

  David Newman

  13-19

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• City-Region Building and geohistorical matters: New new localism and the New new regionalism

  Martin Jones

  21-27

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• “Spatial socialization”: Understanding the state effect geographically

  Natalie Koch

  29-35

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• The Mediterranean: international region and deadly border

  Reece Jones

  37-42

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• Revisiting the territorial trap

  John Agnew

  43-48

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• Topological imagination, digital determinism and the mobile border paradigm

  Gabriel Popescu

  49-55

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• U.S. immigration enforcement: then and now, there and here

  Mathew Coleman

  57-64

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• Imagining and re-narrating regional identities

  Juha Ridanpää

  65-73

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• Symbolic violence in border crossing – a bodily geopolitics

  Jouni Häkli

  75-80

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• Regionalisms and the ‘exceptionality’ of security regions

  Maano Ramutsindela

  81-86

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• Towards transnational spatial policies in Finland

  Sami Moisio

  87-93

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• Politics of memory: Historical battlefields and sense of place

  Petri J. Raivo

  95-100

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• On topobiography; or, how to write one’s place

  P. T. Karjalainen

  101-107

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