Polarizations, exclusionary neonationalisms and the city

Political geographers have repeatedly demonstrated how the ‘global war on/of terror’ has led to repressive and unjust international domestic policies. Nevertheless, little been said about multifold intertwinements between such ‘Western’ perceptions their shaping of anti-terrorism efforts within. To this end, paper draws on recent feminist understandings scale, global/local processes, geopolitics, suggesting these might be combined with current European participations in Syria, its legal prosecution as ‘state-endangering actions.’ By visiting sites where issues security, mobility, interrelated body actions negotiated, I deploy an intersectional multi-scalar analysis a layered system gender-rendered racialized patterns intersects with/in Germany's institutions combating terrorism wherever it may occur well way different modes support logistics carried out through Schengen Area Syria. Combining both geopolitics vibrant work (feminist) geolegalities, offer another redressing Hyndman's call (2019) for expanding tent by not reversing former, but refocusing embodied material power-geometries (legally) interconnected Islam-rendered, Western state-defined ‘war terrorism’ simultaneously.