BOOK COVER -- HALF-TITLE -- TITLE -- COPYRIGHT -- CONTENTS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- 1 INTRODUCTION PART 1 -- WHY THINK ABOUT PLACE, POLITICS AND IDENTITY? -- THE SPATIAL VOGUE -- QUESTIONS FOR MAPPING THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY -- Transparent landscapes: the myth of spatial immanence -- Anything goes? The perils of spatial relativism -- 'THIS LAND IS OUR LAND': TERRITORIALIZED POLITICS IN LONDON'S DOCKLANDS -- A dog's breakfast: the political economy of regenerating the docks -- The resistances of Docklands' people: different spaces, different politics -- DIASPORIC POLITICS AND POST-COLONIAL AUTHORITY -- FROM IMAGINATION TO POLITICS TO REALITY…AND ALL THE WAY BACK AGAIN -- 2 INTRODUCTION PART 2 -- MAPPING THE SATANIC VERSES -- ROUTE 1: THE CASE FOR MULTIPLE SPATIALITIES -- ROUTE 2: 'TAKING PLACE'-THEORIZING CONTINGENCY AND RADICAL CONTEXTUALIZATION -- SESTINATION: MULTIPLE SPATIALITIES, RADICAL CONTEXTUALIZATION, INCOMPLETE IDENTITIES, AMBIVALENT EPISTEMOLOGIES -- ARENAS OF DEBATE (IN THIS COLLECTION) -- Locations of struggle -- Communities of resistance -- Political spaces -- REFERENCES -- 3 CLASS RELATIONS, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE -- HAMLET, NORTH CAROLINA -- THE POSTMODERN DEATH OF JUSTICE -- THE RESURRECTION OF SOCIAL JUSTICE -- Breaking out of the local -- Situating 'situated knowledges' -- CLASS RELATIONS, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE -- CONCLUSIONS -- POSTSCRIPT -- REFERENCES -- 4 GROUNDING METAPHOR -- THE REASSERTION OF SPACE -- METAPHOR AND FAMILIARITY -- SOURCES OF METAPHOR -- Althusser and Foucault -- Underdevelopment of spatial discourse -- Absolute space -- THE POWER OF SPATIAL METAPHOR -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 5 LOCATING IDENTITY POLITICS -- IDENTITY POLITICS: PROGRESSIVE CHALLENGE OR REACTIONARY CELEBRATION? -- FREUD AND MARX: DECENTRED SUBJECTS OR POLITICAL AGENTS?.

FEMINISM AND IDENTITY POLITICS -- PLACE AND ESSENCE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 6 WOMEN'S PLACE/EL LUGAR DE MUJERES -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 7 READING ROSEHILL -- LOCATING ROSEHILL -- READING ROSEHILL -- Community, identity and story-telling -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 8 POLITICS AND SPACE/TIME1 -- SPACE AND TIME -- Radical geography -- Issues of gender -- An alternative view of space -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 9 BLACK TO FRONT AND BLACK AGAIN -- INTRODUCTION -- HETEROGRAPHIES OF SETTLEMENT -- RACIAL ANTAGONISMS AND DISLOCATIONS -- National insides-outside -- Diasporic out sides-inside -- BLACK JOURNEYING: A TEMPORARY CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- REFERENCES -- 10 THE SPACES THAT DIFFERENCE MAKES -- ON THE DIFFERENCES THAT POSTMODERNITY MAKES -- THE SPATIAL TURN IN THE NEW CULTURAL POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE -- FROM MODERN GEOGRAPHY TO POSTMODERN GEOGRAPHIES -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 11 QUANTUM PHILOSOPHY, IMPOSSIBLE GEOGRAPHIES AND A FEW SMALL POINTS ABOUT LIFE, LIBERTYAND THE PURSUIT OF SEX (ALL IN THE NAMEOF DEMOCRACY) -- 11a THE SPACE OF THE NOT-SPACE (OR WHAT'S SO INTERESTING ABOUT QUANTUM PHILOSOPHY) -- 11b CORRUPTIBLE INFINITUDES AND THE 'WHAT OUGHT TO BE' -- 11c DEMOCRATIC CELLS, MEMORY AND THE QUESTION OF THE URBAN-CITY -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 12 CONCLUSION: -- ETHICAL, EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND AESTHETIC GEOGRAPHIES -- SPACE, BOUNDARIES AND CLOSURE -- SPATIALITY, HYBRIDITY AND RADICAL POLITICS -- …AND FINALLY -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.