Editor's note 1
Geraldine Pratt
Editorial
Landscape and surplus value: the making of the ordinary in Brentwood, CA 7 – 30
Don Mitchell
Gentrification, class, and residence: a reappraisal 31 – 51
Gary Bridge
Gentrification and the politics of the new middle class 53 – 74
David Ley
Situating cultural politics: fringe festivals and the production of spaces of intersubjectivity 75 – 104
Bruce Willems-Braun
White mythologies and anemic geographies: A review 105 – 123
Matthew Sparke
Reviews 125 – 130
Guest edited issue: Edge cities in Western Europe
Guest editors: Michael Dear, Roger Keil
Guest editorial
Going up the country: internationalization and urbanization on Frankfurt's northern fringe 137 – 166
Roger Keil, Klaus Ronneberger
Urbanization in Zurich: headquarter economy and city-belt 167 – 185
Hansruedi Hitz, Christian Schmid, Richard Wolff
Images of the periphery: the architecture of FlexSpace in Switzerland 187 – 205
Ute Angelika Lehrer
Escaping the herbarium: a critique of Gunnar Olsson's "Chiasm of thought-and-action" 207 – 220
Matthew Sparke
Job and the case of the herbarium 221 – 225
Gunnar Olsson
The return of the same in geography: a reply to Olsson 226 – 228
Matthew Sparke
Escaping Flatland: a book review essay inspired by Gunnar Olsson's Lines of Power/Limits of Language 229 – 252
Chris Philo
Review 253 – 256
Editorial
Reinterpreting the geography of accumulation: the global shift and local restructuring 265 – 285
Robert H Fagan, Richard B Le Heron
Space and the nation: three texts on Aldo Rossi 287 – 300
Lindsay Bremner
Scripting the compound: power and space in the South African mining industry 301 – 324
Jonathan Crush
Paupers, property, and place: a geographical analysis of the English, Irish, and Scottish Poor Laws in the mid-l9th century 325 – 340
Liz Young
On the heritage trail: maps of and journeys to olde Englande 341 – 355
Michael Crang
Geopolitics, geography, and 'terrorism' in the Middle East 357 – 372
James Derrick Sidaway
Letter to the editor
Reviews 375 – 382
Editorial
Private lives, secluded places: privacy as political possibility 387 – 401
Judith Squires
My friends in low places: building identity for place and community 403 – 419
Dennis Crow
Agents of power, landscapes of fear: the vampires and heart thieves of Madagascar 421 – 436
Lucy A Jarosz
'Environment' and planning: a tale of the mundane and the sublime 437 – 452
George Myerson, Yvonne Rydin
The production of service space 453 – 475
John Allen, Michael Pryke
Gentrification, class, and gender: some comments on Warde's 'Gentrification as consumption' 477 – 493
Tim Butler, Chris Hamnett
Echo, desire, and the grounds of knowledge: a mytho-poetic assessment of Buttimer's Geography and the Human Spirit 495 – 507
Steve Pile
Review 509 – 512
Editorial
Locating critical geopolitics 515 – 524
Klaus-John Dodds, James Derrick Sidaway
(Dis)placing geopolitics: writing on the maps of global politics 525 – 546
Gearóid Ó Tuathail
Shoring up a sea of signs: how the Caribbean Basin Initiative framed the US invasion of Grenada 547 – 558
Cynthia Weber
Backstreets, barricades, and blackouts: urban terrains of resistance in Nepal 559 – 578
Paul Routledge
Contesting places of memory: the case of Auschwitz 579 – 593
Andrew Charlesworth
Gender and critical geopolitics: reading security discourse in the new world disorder 595 – 612
Simon Dalby
Placing power/siting space: the politics of global and local in the New World Order 613 – 628
Timothy W Luke
Reviews 629 – 634
Editorial
The Armchair Social Theorist 638
Regulating Japan? Regulation theory versus the Japanese experience 639 – 674
Jamie Peck, Yoshihiro Miyamachi
It's showtime: on the workplace geographies of display in a restaurant in southeast England 675 – 704
Philip Crang
Working the system: journeys through corporate culture in the 'railway age' 705 – 725
George Revill
Performing work: bodily representations in merchant banks 727 – 750
Linda McDowell, Gill Court
Negotiating the heart: heritage, development and identity in postimperial London 751 – 772
Jane M Jacobs
Reviews 773 – 778
Indexes 779 – 780
