...Geopolitics and Geopolitical Imagination This chapter studies the connections that allowed Cunas and Wayuu to develop a lifestyle or worldview that can be called a cosmopolitan, Greater Caribbean way of being in the world. It also emphasizes how the interactions associated...

...Geopolitics and Discourse ...

...“Not Today”<subtitle>Geopolitics and Activism</subtitle> This short summary gives an overview of the topics covered in the essays in this section of the book, which grapple with the local, regional, and transnational contexts and power dynamics that BTS and its fandom emerge from...

...Juridical, Genealogical, and Geopolitical Imaginaries ...

... historiographical question: How do the vernaculars, temporalities, and spatialities that make “sex” intelligible as object and archive summon itinerant geopolitical forms (Portuguese in South Asia) that are often left behind? Itinerant sex calls for historiographical forms that muddle the theoretical pathways...

...Geopolitics, Social Classification, and Border Thinking ...

...The Geopolitics of the Modern/Colonial World Order ...

... for thinking contemporary queer worldliness. It considers debates on homo-nationalism, multiculturalism, transnationalism, diaspora, neocolonialism, Islamophobia, globalization, and the concept of the global gay, analyzing how films construct racialized and geopolitically hierarchized positions from which...

.... This move to uncouple queerdom from the liberal state is to draw queer anthropology’s attention to geopolitical deployments of sexuality in the transnational context, wherein “illiberal states” such as Iran are demonized and deemed as violators of LGBTQI rights. Taking up questions of queer geopolitics...