Russell Prince, Associate Professor of Human Geography, School of People, Environment and Planning, Massey University, New Zealand

‘In this book, Russell Prince skilfully illuminates the core value of studying policy mobilities: to understand policy making through diverse power relations, political settlements, and relational engagements with spatial practices. He demonstrates how policies are always emergent from a range of territorialised experimentation, yet they are never only local, intersecting with wider processes of world-building and policy infrastructures to influence and create diverse outcomes across places.’

• Contents1 Why study policy mobility?2 Conceptualising policy movement 3 Global policy take 1: an anatomy of mobile policy4 Securing policy territories: on the power to make andmobilise policy 5 Relational geography of policy part I: topographies ofmobile policy 6 Relational geography of policy part II: policy topologies 7 Mutation: explaining policy diversity across space 8 Conclusion: global policy take 2 References

Russell Prince, Associate Professor of Human Geography, School of People, Environment and Planning, Massey University, New Zealand

‘In this book, Russell Prince skilfully illuminates the core value of studying policy mobilities: to understand policy making through diverse power relations, political settlements, and relational engagements with spatial practices. He demonstrates how policies are always emergent from a range of territorialised experimentation, yet they are never only local, intersecting with wider processes of world-building and policy infrastructures to influence and create diverse outcomes across places.’

• Contents1 Why study policy mobility?2 Conceptualising policy movement 3 Global policy take 1: an anatomy of mobile policy4 Securing policy territories: on the power to make andmobilise policy 5 Relational geography of policy part I: topographies ofmobile policy 6 Relational geography of policy part II: policy topologies 7 Mutation: explaining policy diversity across space 8 Conclusion: global policy take 2 References