2001
DOI: 10.1080/13562570120104391
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Of Possibilities, Probabilities and Political Geography

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“…Second, feminist scholars have explored Billig's banal nationalism highlighting how the nation emerges through embodied gender performances in everyday life (Mayer, 2000;Staeheli, 2001;Warren, 2009;Yuval-Davis, 1997). With the notion of an "embodied nationalism" (Mayer, 2004), they have challenged the disembodied and abstract nature of much nationalism research in political geography (Blunt, 1999;Fluri, 2008;Hyndman, 2004;Radcliffe, 1999).…”
Section: Nationalism Revisited: Banal Embodied Emotionalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, feminist scholars have explored Billig's banal nationalism highlighting how the nation emerges through embodied gender performances in everyday life (Mayer, 2000;Staeheli, 2001;Warren, 2009;Yuval-Davis, 1997). With the notion of an "embodied nationalism" (Mayer, 2004), they have challenged the disembodied and abstract nature of much nationalism research in political geography (Blunt, 1999;Fluri, 2008;Hyndman, 2004;Radcliffe, 1999).…”
Section: Nationalism Revisited: Banal Embodied Emotionalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Secor (, p. 193) writes, “feminist approaches show how the (imminently political) categories of public and private, global and local, formal and informal, ultimately blur, overlap and collapse into one another in the making of political life”. There is no resolution in these tensions; the project, rather, is to illuminate and use them to build a better and more inclusive world: as much a focus on process, as outcome (Staeheli, ). It is this engagement with process that distinguishes feminist‐oriented research.…”
Section: Methodological Considerations: Research Process and Listeningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Who speaks for the Middle East and how much of the "masculinist ways of knowing and writing" (Dixon & Jones, 2015) still shape the discipline and beyond? (Sharp, 2000, Staeheli 2001). Looking at popular geopolitical source material, Wright (2008), for example, troubles the gendered politics of "expertise," citing a 2005…”
Section: Methodological Considerations: Research Process and Listeningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…M. Smith 2001;Staeheli 2001), and attention to the global intimate (Mountz and Hyndman 2006;Pratt and Rosner 2006) have been met by promising work. This movement builds on the critical geopolitics turn of the 1990s (Ó Tuathail 1996;Ó Tuathail and Dalby 1998) by treating geopolitical understandings of the world as produced knowledge and power, taking seriously the everyday lives of geopolitical practice, and questioning the lines between war and peace.…”
Section: Opening Up Territorymentioning
confidence: 97%