Colonial and post-colonial geographies of India / ed. by Raju Saraswat, M. Satish Kumar, Stuart Corbridge

Introduction - Stuart Corbridge, M Satish Kumar and Saraswati RajuIdioms, Symbolism and Divisions - M Satish Kumar Beyond the Black and White Towns in Madras, 1652-1850 Home, Community and Nationality - Alison Blunt Anglo-Indian Women in India before and after IndependenceMilitant Cartographies and Traumatic Spaces - Stuart Corbridge and Edward Simpson Ayodhya, Bhuj and the Contested Geographies of Hindutva Territoriality, Kashmir and the Evolving Geopolitics of India-Pakistan Relations - Robert W Bradnock From Global to Local - Saraswati Raju Gendered Discourses and Embedded Urban Labour Market in IndiaWomen's Social Transformation, NGOs and Globalization in Urban India - Vandana DesaiSocial Labour and the Geography of Work in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu - Sharad ChariInfotech Industries and Regional Disparities in India - Martina From hold-Eisebith Post-Colonial Developmentalities - Stephen Legg From the Delhi Improvement Trust to the Delhi Development AuthorityPost-Modernism, Post-Fordism and Flexibilized Metropolis - Swapna Banerjee-Guha Dialectical Images of MumbaiUrbane Geographies - Craig Jeffrey, Patricia Jeffery and Roger Jeffery Schooling, Jobs and the Quest for Civility in Rural North India Decentralization and Participation in Urban India - Annapurna Shaw Women Community Workers in a Small Town of West BengalIndia's Evolving Political Ecologies - Glyn Williams and Emma MawdsleyCarbon Colonies - Paul Robbins From Local Use Value to Global Exchange in Climate ForestryIn the Aftermath of Critique: The Journey after Sangtin Yatra - Richa Singh and Richa NagarIndex