Queer Geographies of Politics and Governance encompasses the study of queer spaces, queer identities in relation to political power, and the interplay between queer activism and governance.

Queer Space refers to the physical and social spaces that queer people create and inhabit, which may be distinct from or marginalized within mainstream society.

Queer Exclusion, Queer Marginalization, and Queer Discrimination all refer to the various ways in which queer people are denied access to spaces, resources, and opportunities.

Queer Theory posits that queer people's experiences of space and place are shaped by their sexual and gender identities, and that these experiences can be both empowering and oppressive.

Queer Politics, LGBTQ+ Advocacy, and Queer Liberation all encompass the political strategies and tactics used by queer activists to challenge discrimination and promote LGBTQ+ rights.

Queer Governance, Queer Autonomy, and Queer Self-Determination all explore the idea that queer people can create alternative forms of governance and political structures that are more inclusive and just.

Queer Representation, LGBTQ+ Visibility, and Queer Media all refer to the ways in which queer identities and experiences are represented in media and popular culture.

Intersectionality, Queer Intersectional Theory, and Queer Identity Politics all explore the idea that queer people's experiences of space and place are shaped by their intersections with other social identities.

Queer Colonialism, Queer Imperialism, and Queer Postcolonial Theory all explore the ways in which queer people's experiences of space and place are shaped by the historical and ongoing legacies of colonialism and imperialism.

Queer Kinship, Queer Family, and Queer chosen Family all explore the idea that queer people can create alternative forms of kinship and family structures that challenge traditional notions of family.

Queer Social Justice, Queer Liberation, and Queer Activism all explore the ways in which queer people's experiences of space and place are shaped by the ongoing struggles for social justice and equality.

Queer Safe Spaces, Queer Community Centers, and Queer Utopias all explore the idea that queer people can create safe and affirming spaces for themselves and their communities, often in response to discrimination and exclusion.

Queer Controversies, Queer Debates, and Queer Culture Wars all explore the ways in which queer people's experiences of space and place are shaped by the ongoing debates and controversies surrounding LGBTQ+ rights and identities.

Queer Economics, Queer Politics, and Queer Anti-Capitalism all explore the idea that queer people can create alternative forms of economic and political systems that challenge traditional notions of capitalism and neoliberalism.

Queer Environmentalism, Queer Ecologies, and Queer Green Politics all explore the ways in which queer people's experiences of space and place are shaped by the ongoing struggles for environmental justice and sustainability.