Book Review: Rewriting colonial space

Chrisman, L. and Williams, P. , editors, 1993: Colonial discourse and post-colonial theory: a reader. Brighton: Harvester.

Dossal, M. 1991: Imperial designs and Indian realities: the planning of Bombay city, 1855–1975. Delhi: Oxford University Press.

Friedmann, J. 1995: Where we stand: a decade of world city research. In Knox, P.L. and Taylor, P.J. , editors, World cities in a world-system, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 21–47.

Keeling, D.J. 1995: Transport and the world city paradigm. In Knox, P.L. and Taylor, P.J. editors, World cities in a world-system, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 115–131.

King, A.D. 1990: Urbanism, colonialism and the worldeconomy. Cultural and spatial foundations of the world urban system. London and New York: Routledge.

King, A.D. 1995: Writing colonial space: a review article. Comparative Studies in Society and History 37, 541–554.

King, A.D. 1996: Opening up the social sciences to the humanities: a response to Peter Taylor. Environment and Planning A 28, 1954–1959.

Knox, P.L. and Taylor, P.J. , editors, 1995: World cities in a world-system. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Leaf, M. 1994: The suburbanization of Ja'karta: a concurrence of economics and ideology. Third World Planning Review 16, 341–356.

McClintock, A. , Mufti, A. and Shohat, E. , editors, 1997: Dangerous liaisons. Gender, nation and post-colonial perspectives. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

Rabinow, P. 1989: French modern. Norms and forms of the social environment. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Thomas, N. 1994: Colonialism's culture. Anthropology, travel and government. Cambridge: Polity Press.