Knowledge Production, Area Studies and Global Cooperation

Challenging traditional geographical definitions, this book explores how shared values and principles often create deeper connections among individuals than physical boundaries. It advocates for integrating pluri-local connectivity into knowledge production about global regions and emphasizes the significance of individual experiences over collective norms. By highlighting often unseen patterns of interconnectedness, it offers a novel perspective relevant to scholars and students in Area Studies, Global Cooperation, Politics, International Relations, and Development Studies.