Topologies of Power

Challenging traditional notions of power distribution, the book explores how governments, corporations, and NGOs interact in a world where proximity and distance are redefined. It argues that power operates through complex networks rather than fixed territories, suggesting that topology provides a more accurate understanding of contemporary power dynamics. Utilizing various case studies, the work serves as a crucial resource for students in fields such as human geography, politics, cultural studies, science and technology studies, and urban studies.