Towards a geography of tolerance: Post-politics and political forms of toleration

► The paper explores the extent to which tolerance acts as an antidote to post-politics. ► Many types of tolerance are subjugating, power-laden and condescending. ► But certain forms of tolerance can remove some of the barriers to genuine politics. ► The paper identifies factors pertinent to the geographical analysis of this issue. ► It emphasises particularly the importance of socially mapping post-politicisation.