Bettina van Hoven is Lecturer in Cultural Geography at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands.Kathrin Hörschelmann is Lecturer at the Department of Geography, University of Plymouth, UK.

'Spaces of Masculinities will be a very useful addition to reading lists for undergraduate and postgraduate courses focusing on feminist geography, gender relations and social and cultural geographies' - Gender, Place and Culture 'This book suceeds in achieving its stated goals. It would be appropriate for adoption in upper-level undergraduate or introductory graduate courses dealing with geographies of gender' - The Royal Dutch Geographical Society

• 1. Introduction 2. Bodies and Sexuality 3. Family / The Private 4. Work / The Public 5. Rural and Urban Spaces 6. Spaces of Defence 7. Conclusion

Bettina van Hoven is Lecturer in Cultural Geography at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands.Kathrin Hörschelmann is Lecturer at the Department of Geography, University of Plymouth, UK.

'Spaces of Masculinities will be a very useful addition to reading lists for undergraduate and postgraduate courses focusing on feminist geography, gender relations and social and cultural geographies' - Gender, Place and Culture 'This book suceeds in achieving its stated goals. It would be appropriate for adoption in upper-level undergraduate or introductory graduate courses dealing with geographies of gender' - The Royal Dutch Geographical Society

• 1. Introduction 2. Bodies and Sexuality 3. Family / The Private 4. Work / The Public 5. Rural and Urban Spaces 6. Spaces of Defence 7. Conclusion

Bettina van Hoven is Lecturer in Cultural Geography at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands.Kathrin Hörschelmann is Lecturer at the Department of Geography, University of Plymouth, UK.

'Spaces of Masculinities will be a very useful addition to reading lists for undergraduate and postgraduate courses focusing on feminist geography, gender relations and social and cultural geographies' - Gender, Place and Culture 'This book suceeds in achieving its stated goals. It would be appropriate for adoption in upper-level undergraduate or introductory graduate courses dealing with geographies of gender' - The Royal Dutch Geographical Society

• 1. Introduction 2. Bodies and Sexuality 3. Family / The Private 4. Work / The Public 5. Rural and Urban Spaces 6. Spaces of Defence 7. Conclusion