Call  for  Proposals:    

Routledge  Studies  in  Global  and  Transnational  Politics  Series    

Series  editors:  Chris  Rumford,  Sandra  Halperin  and  Luis  Lobo-­‐Guerrero  Royal  Holloway,  University  of  London,  UK  

   The  core  theme  of  the  series  is  ‘global  connectivities’  and  the  implications  and  outcomes  of  global  and  transnational  processes  in  history  and  in  the  contemporary  world.  The  series  aims  to  promote  greater   theoretical   innovation   and   inter-­‐disciplinarity   in   the   academic   study   of   global  transformations.  The  understanding  of  globalization  that  it  employs  accords  centrality  to  forms  and  processes  of  political,  social,  cultural  and  economic  connectivity  (and  disconnectivity)  and  relations  between  the  global  and  the  local.  The  series’  editors  see  the  multi-­‐disciplinary  exploration  of  ‘global  connectivities’  as  contributing,  not  only  to  an  understanding  of  the  nature  and  direction  of  current  global  and  transnational  transformations,  but  also  to  recasting  the  intellectual  agenda  of  the  social  sciences.    The   series  aims   to  publish  high  quality  work  by   leading  and  emerging   scholars   critically  engaging  with   key   issues   in   the   study   of   global   and   transnational   politics.   It   will   comprise   research  monographs,  edited  collections  and  advanced  textbooks  for  scholars,  researchers,  policy  analysts,  and  students.        We   invite  proposals   for  a  variety  of  books   from  both  established  and  up-­‐and-­‐coming  authors.  To  discuss  your  ideas  at  any  stage  of  the  project,  please  contact:    Series  editors:    

Chris  Rumford:  Chris.Rumford@rhul.ac.uk    Sandra  Halperin:  Sandra.Halperin@rhul.ac.uk    Luis  Lobo-­‐Guerrero:  Luis.Lobo-­‐Guerrero@rhul.ac.uk    

 Or:    

Nicola  Parkin,  Associate  Editor  for  Politics  and  International  Studies  at  Routledge:  Nicola.parkin@tandf.co.uk    

   

   

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