Resistance, space and political identities: the making of counter-global networks

摘要

This persuasive, important, and well-written book rethinks resistance to dominant forms of globalization by emphasizing the translocal, often transnational, character of subaltern protest. David Featherstone's work on what he terms 'counter-global networks' has already attracted considerable attention within political geography. His book deserves to be read by a wide variety of scholars interested in globalization, contemporary politics, political theory, space, and subaltern practice.