Guntram H. Herb is professor of geography at Middlebury College. David H. Kaplan is professor of geography at Kent State University.

It is refreshing to see that the major poststructuralist works in IR and political geography now appear in most of the bibliographies. . . . Adds important pieces to the puzzle which makes up global politics.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: A Question of Identity Part 2 Part I: Conceptual Issues Chapter 3 National Identity and Territory Chapter 4 Territorial Identities and Scale Part 5 Part II: Macro-Scale Chapter 6 Rethinking the Concept of European Identity Chapter 7 Scale and Regional Identity in the Caribbean Chapter 8 Re-Imamging the Russian Idea Part 9 Part III: Meso-Scale Chapter 10 Territory and National Identity in Finland Chapter 11 Place, Territory, and National Identity in Estonia Chapter 12 Social Identity and the Nigerian State Chapter 13 Space-Related Identity in Sri Lanka Part 14 Part IV: Micro-Scale Chapter 15 The Geography of Spanish Basque Nationalism Chapter 16 Regionalism among Palestinian Arabs in Israel Chapter 17 Transylvania: Hungarian, Romanian, or Neither? Chapter 18 Migration, Nationalism, and the Construction of Welsh Identity Chapter 19 Afterword

Guntram H. Herb is professor of geography at Middlebury College. David H. Kaplan is professor of geography at Kent State University.

It is refreshing to see that the major poststructuralist works in IR and political geography now appear in most of the bibliographies. . . . Adds important pieces to the puzzle which makes up global politics.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: A Question of Identity Part 2 Part I: Conceptual Issues Chapter 3 National Identity and Territory Chapter 4 Territorial Identities and Scale Part 5 Part II: Macro-Scale Chapter 6 Rethinking the Concept of European Identity Chapter 7 Scale and Regional Identity in the Caribbean Chapter 8 Re-Imamging the Russian Idea Part 9 Part III: Meso-Scale Chapter 10 Territory and National Identity in Finland Chapter 11 Place, Territory, and National Identity in Estonia Chapter 12 Social Identity and the Nigerian State Chapter 13 Space-Related Identity in Sri Lanka Part 14 Part IV: Micro-Scale Chapter 15 The Geography of Spanish Basque Nationalism Chapter 16 Regionalism among Palestinian Arabs in Israel Chapter 17 Transylvania: Hungarian, Romanian, or Neither? Chapter 18 Migration, Nationalism, and the Construction of Welsh Identity Chapter 19 Afterword

Guntram H. Herb is professor of geography at Middlebury College. David H. Kaplan is professor of geography at Kent State University.

It is refreshing to see that the major poststructuralist works in IR and political geography now appear in most of the bibliographies. . . . Adds important pieces to the puzzle which makes up global politics.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: A Question of Identity Part 2 Part I: Conceptual Issues Chapter 3 National Identity and Territory Chapter 4 Territorial Identities and Scale Part 5 Part II: Macro-Scale Chapter 6 Rethinking the Concept of European Identity Chapter 7 Scale and Regional Identity in the Caribbean Chapter 8 Re-Imamging the Russian Idea Part 9 Part III: Meso-Scale Chapter 10 Territory and National Identity in Finland Chapter 11 Place, Territory, and National Identity in Estonia Chapter 12 Social Identity and the Nigerian State Chapter 13 Space-Related Identity in Sri Lanka Part 14 Part IV: Micro-Scale Chapter 15 The Geography of Spanish Basque Nationalism Chapter 16 Regionalism among Palestinian Arabs in Israel Chapter 17 Transylvania: Hungarian, Romanian, or Neither? Chapter 18 Migration, Nationalism, and the Construction of Welsh Identity Chapter 19 Afterword