The Routledge handbook of peripheries in European studies / edited by Pamela Ballinger and Clemens Sedmak.
| Other author | Ballinger, Pamela, 1968 |
| Other author | Sedmak, Clemens, 1971 |
| Format | Electronic |
| Publication Info | London ; New York : Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2026. |
| Description | xvi, 485 pages illustrations 26 cm |
| Supplemental Content | Full text available from Taylor & Francis eBooks |
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| Physical medium | illustrations |
| Series | Routledge international handbooks |
| Contents | Seeing like a periphery : Europe from the periphery, periphery as method / Pamela Ballinger -- Reimagining Europe / Clemens Sedmak -- Peripheralization and the law : Notes on fraught dynamics / Jean-Pierre Gauci -- Center and periphery in migration studies / Esther Romeyn -- From Europe's margins to Global Britain : the (failed) project of the UK's post-Brexit identity / Tessa Hauswedell -- Stigma and exclusion in French urban peripheries / Ernesto Castaneda -- On the periphery of society : the social exclusion of East Germany / Hilary Silver -- Thriving at the edge : rewriting the urban creativity canon from the margins / Gernot Grabher and Oliver Ibert -- A typology of peripheries / Clemens Sedmak -- Locating Europe's geographic peripheries / Sarah Green -- A multiple geographies perspective to peripheralisation : multiplicity and multi‑scalarity in the making of peripheries / Thilo Lang -- Literary depictions of Francophone postcolonial peripheries : on the brink - island uprisings / Alison Rice -- European integration as a process of deperipheralisation : The periphery as centre and centre as periphery / Alexander Clarkson -- Mediterranean islands as sites of peripheral reasoning : thinking with interfaces / Theodoros Rakopoulos -- The European Union, the Balkans and the multipolar core‑periphery dynamics / Othon Anastasakis -- Introducing structural peripheries in the European Union / Andreas Koch -- Peripheral regions in Europe : definitions, typologies, and directions / Rhiannon Pugh and Riley Wenjia Ding -- From production to consumption in the assembled countryside : colonialisms, mobilities, and peripheralisation / Joanie Willett -- A structural periphery in Slovakia : identity, resilience, and historical memory in Partizanska Ľupča / Marek Babic, Clemens Sedmak, Lukaš Tkač, Jan Golian, Maria Timčikova, and Samuel Červeňansky -- Introducing sociopolitical peripheries : power, relationality, and transformation in the margins of Europe / Jennifer Jackson-Preece -- Democratic resistance at Europe's "holy mile" : notes from the Neapolitan underground / Maurizio Albahari -- Peripheralization and centralization in the city : a case study of gentrification, criminalization, and policing in South London / Malte Michael Laub -- Weaponized migrants at the peripheries : promise and peril on the 'eastern borders route' to Europe / Barbara Buckinx -- Disrupting core‑periphery dynamics : diasporic spheres of influence in international relations / Oula Kadhum -- Introducing epistemic peripheries : decolonizing time, space and narratives / Liam Hilton and Angelica Pesarini -- Playing with time, temporality, and periodization : challenges and opportunities in narrating the history of peripheries / John Deak -- From peripheral vision to peripheral time : survival in the aftermath of the Armenian genocide / Ayşe Parla -- From the metropolitan peripheries to the center : Luigi Zampa's Angelina in the global marketplace / Charles L. Leavitt IV -- Alexander Pushkin's Black ancestry in the age of Russian Empire / Emily Wang and Korey Garibaldi -- Peripheral vision as a method for anthropological knowledge production : historical and contemporary ethnographic approaches to Europe / Susanna Trnka -- Core and periphery in the EU legal space / Marja‑Liisa Oberg -- European foreign policy and tuning into the voices from the peripheries / Sarah Wolff -- The peripheral world of the Hedgeland : explorations in fiction / Aedin Ni Loingsigh -- Europe's missionary peripheries : established, instrumentalized, and dynamic / Paul V. Kollman -- Unlearning from the peripheries : some conclusions / Clemens Sedmak. |
| Abstract | "The Routledge Handbook of Peripheries in European Studies critically and systematically explores peripheries - in their various notions, definitions and possibilities - within the European sphere. Variously considered, peripheries reveal common asymmetries and constraints, shed light on combinations and intersections of well-established distinctions and structures, and yet also offer places of resilience, creativity, and innovation to challenge the status quo. As such, peripheries offer revealing perspectives to understand the changing spatial, political, and cultural landscapes of Europe as well as a crucial object of study in their own right, giving weight to persons, processes, and places who seem not to matter, yet demand a reconsideration of the history and politics of Europe. Using case studies and organized around the exploration of four types of peripheries - geographic, structural, socio-political, and epistemic - this multi- and interdisciplinary handbook shows Europe constructed, deconstructed, and reconstructed through the very processes of peripheralization and centralization that it explores. The Routledge Handbook of Peripheries in European Studies is a key reference for scholars and students of European studies and culture, European politics as well as to the broader social sciences, humanities and law"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Access restriction | Available only to authorized users. |
| Technical details | Mode of access: World Wide Web |
| Genre/form | Electronic books. |
| LCCN | 2025036925 |
| ISBN | 9781032873985 hbk |
| ISBN | 9781032893778 pbk |
| ISBN | ebk |
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| Electronic Resources | Access Content Online | ✔ Available |