In a period where resistance appears futile, Critical Geographies of Resistance provides an
important, timely interventionin geographical scholarship. The book in its entirety offers a …

Resistance (Sharpe et al. 2000b)‒debates on what geographers mean by resistance
became stagnated. There has not been an edited or single-author book specifically …

This cutting-edge book explores and advances contemporary geographical understandings
of resistance. Calling for geographers to focus on the emergence of resistance and to avoid …

Resistance is a key subject area in human geography, being central to many debates in
political geography and contributing to the development of critical perspectives and …

'Misfitting can be understood as generative precisely given it involves friction; when bodies
do not fit seamlessly into space, things happen'(Ahmed, 2019, p. 224). Casting resistance as …

Until very recently questions of resistance seemed straightforward, addressed in terms of an
analysis of power. This book demonstrates how new, radical geographies of resistance …

Sarah Hughes's book, Critical Geographies of Resistance, brings together a series of essays
exploring resistance in its 'emergence'(2023, p. 4). Responding to an 'impasse'(2023, p. 2) …

Recent approaches in cultural studies often invoke a'tropology of resistance and hybridity'in
their analyses of subaltern actors traversing landscapes of culture, power, and social …

Queer, feminist, and non‐representational geographies have highlighted the ways that a
predetermined and self‐contained idea of the subject limits the options for theorising the …

British Dissent is an invaluable companion with which to navigate these turbulent times.
Through empirically rich, detailed, and nuanced analysis, Priyamvada Gopal upends the …