Guest editorial
Distributed preparedness: the spatial logic of domestic security in the United States 7 – 28
Stephen J Collier, Andrew Lakoff
A very modern ghost: postcolonialism and the politics of enchantment 29 – 46
Cheryl McEwan
A place like this? Stories of dementia, home, and the self 47 – 67
Ann Varley
Democratising science? The politics of promoting biomedicine in Singapore’s developmental state 68 – 86
Kerry Holden, David Demeritt
The ghost in the city and a landscape of life: a reading of difference in Shirow and Oshii’s Ghost in the Shell 87 – 106
Giorgio Hadi Curti
Memorial trees and treescape memories 107 – 122
Paul Cloke, Eric Pawson
“The past is still right here in the present”: second-generation Bajan-Brit transnational migrants’ views on issues relating to race and colour class 123 – 145
Robert B Potter, Joan Phillips
‘Geography is pregnant’ and ‘geography’s milk is flowing’: metaphors for a postcolonial discipline? 146 – 168
Pat Noxolo, Parvati Raghuram, Clare Madge
Open Access
In the space of theory 169 – 188
Reviews 189 – 190
Sun on Ngai: Made in China: women factory workers in a global workplace
Editorials
Guest editorial
Acting in the network: ANT and the politics of generating associations 199 – 217
Paul Routledge
Third World gap year projects: youth transitions and the mediation of risk 218 – 240
Nicola Ansell
Performativity and affect in the homeless city 241 – 263
Paul Cloke, Jon May, Sarah Johnsen
Spaces of practice in advanced business services: rethinking London – Frankfurt relations 264 – 279
Kathy Pain
Making water work: intermediating between regional strategy and local practice 280 – 299
Will Medd, Simon Marvin
In what way is the world really flat? Debates over geographies of the moment 300 – 314
Robert A Dodgshon
Bangkok space, and conditions of possibility 315 – 337
Ross King
Toward a philosophy of the urban: Henri Lefebvre’s uncomfortable application of Bergsonism 338 – 358
Benjamin Fraser
Practice, space, and the duality of meaning 359 – 379
Vinicius Netto
Denis Cosgrove, ‘Uomo Universale’ 381 – 388
Veronica della Dora
Theorizing sociospatial relations 389 – 401
Bob Jessop, Neil Brenner, Martin Jones
Comments on "Theorizing sociospatial relations"
Theme issue: Cosmopolitanism
Guest editors: Craig Jeffrey, Colin McFarlane
Guest editorial
Contesting Europe: the politics of Bosnian integration into European structures 428 – 443
Alex Jeffrey
For a geohistorical cosmopolitanism: postcolonial state strategies, cosmopolitan communities, and the production of the ‘British’, ‘Overseas’, ‘Non-Resident’, and ‘Global’ Indian 444 – 463
Kate Edwards
Making neoliberal states of development: the Ghanaian diaspora and the politics of homelands 464 – 479
Giles Mohan
Postcolonial Bombay: decline of a cosmopolitanism city? 480 – 499
Colin McFarlane
Global peddlers and local networks: migrant cosmopolitanisms 500 – 516
Uma Kothari
Kicking away the ladder: student politics and the making of an Indian middle class 517 – 536
Craig Jeffrey
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The performativity of scale: the social construction of scale effects in Narva, Estonia 537 – 562
Robert Kaiser, Elena Nikiforova
Review essay
Guest editorial
The Shock Doctrine: a discussion 582 – 595
Naomi Klein, Neil Smith
The technological metaphysics of planetary space: being in the age of globalization 596 – 610
Mikko Joronen
Foucault’s spatial combat 611 – 626
Peter Johnson
The work of policy: actor networks, governmentality, and local action on climate change in Portland, Oregon 627 – 646
Ted Rutland, Alex Aylett
Out of rubble: natural disaster and the materiality of the house 647 – 662
Justin Wilford
On inscriptions and ex-inscriptions: the production of immediacy in a home telecare service 663 – 675
Daniel López, Miquel Domènech
Inventing seed: the nature(s) of intellectual property in plants 676 – 697
Thom van Dooren
The power of water: developing dialogues between Foucault and Gramsci 698 – 718
Michael Ekers, Alex Loftus
Space and protest policing at international summits 719 – 735
Mike Zajko, Daniel Béland
Acts of genocide
Reviews 758 – 760
Minca on Agamben: Il potere e la gloria
Garrett on Edensor: Industrial ruins: space, aesthetics and materiality
The debate between Tarde and Durkheim 761 – 777
Eduardo Viana Vargas, Bruno Latour, Bruno Karsenti, Frédérique Aït-Touati, Louise Salmon
(English translation by Amaleena Damle, Matei Candea)
Introduction: Jeffrey Alexander on materiality 778 – 781
J Nicholas Entrikin
Iconic consciousness: the material feeling of meaning 782 – 794
Jeffrey C Alexander
“Outside, it is snowing”: experience and finitude in the nonrepresentational landscapes of Alain Robbe-Grillet 795 – 822
José Luis Romanillos
Closed spaces: can’t live with them, can’t live without them 823 – 841
Antje Schlottmann
Philosophical conceptions of cultural space in Russia and Japan: comparing Nishida Kitarō and Semën Frank 842 – 859
Thorsten Botz-Bornstein
Moving methods, travelling times 860 – 874
Laura Watts, John Urry
Domopolitics and disease: HIV/AIDS, immigration, and asylum in the UK 875 – 894
Alan Ingram
Thinking the event: Badiou’s philosophy of the event and the example of the Paris Commune 895 – 910
Keith Bassett
Geopolitics, ethics, and the evangelicals’ commitment to Sudan 911 – 928
Hannes Gerhardt
The Christian Right, eschatology, and Americanism: a commentary on Gerhardt 929 – 934
Tristan Sturm
The role of ethical conviction and geography in religiously informed geopolitics: a response to Sturm 935 – 938
Hannes Gerhardt
Review essay
Reviews 948 – 950
Westin on Frers, Meier (Eds): Encountering urban places: visual and material performances in the city
Dittmer on Connolly: Capitalism and christianity, American style
Erratum
There is a factual error in the first paragraph of the review of Edensor's Industrial Ruins: Space, Aesthetics and materiality in volume 26, issue 4, pages 759 – 760. The reviewer says that the book is derived from a thesis. Professor Edensor was actually the opponent for the thesis. The reviewer, editors, and publisher apologise for this error.
Editorial
Guest editorial
‘States’ of scarcity: water, space, and identity politics in Israel, 1948 – 59 959 – 982
Samer Alatout
Contradictions of cultural production and the geographies that (mostly) resolve them: 19th-century baseball and the rise of the 1890 Players’ League 983 – 1000
Robert B Ross
‘Just duck’: the role of vision in the production of prison spaces 1001 – 1017
Bettina van Hoven, David Sibley
Being fieldworthy: environmental knowledge practices and the space of the field in forest certification 1018 – 1035
Sally Eden
The politics of sacred places: Palestinian identity, collective memory, and resistance in the Hassan Bek mosque conflict 1036 – 1052
Nimrod Luz
Macao, capital of the 21st century? 1053 – 1079
Tim Simpson
“I don’t know why they call it the Lake District they might as well call it the rock district!'' The workings of humour and laughter in research with members of visually impaired walking groups 1080 – 1095
Hannah Macpherson
US immigration law and its geographies of social control: lessons from homosexual exclusion during the Cold War 1096 – 1114
Mathew Coleman
Abusing multiculturalism: the politics of recognition and land allocation in Israel 1115 – 1130
Erez Tzfadia
Reviews 1131 – 1133
Romanillos on Stoekl: Bataille’s peak: energy, religion, and postsustainability
Pine on Shaw: Cities of whiteness
