Political Geography Political Geography 24 (2005) III-VII www.elsevier.com/locate/polgeo LIST OF CONTENTS Volume 24 Number 1 States, markets and an ethic of care SUSAN J. SMITH Caring for property: comments on Susan Smith's “States, markets and an ethic of care” JOHN CHRISTMAN Converting the “small stories” into “big” ones: a response to Susan Smith's “States, markets and an ethic of care” VERONICA CROSSA Care-full markets? A reply to John Christman and Veronica Crossa SUSANJ . SMITH Paving the way to political change: decentralization of development in the Brazilian Amazon J. CHRISTOPHER BROWN, SCOTT W. DESPOSATO AND DaviD S. BROWN Old and new walls in Jerusalem MENACHEM KLEIN The S.U.V. model of citizenship: floating bubbles, buffer zones, and the rise of the “purely atomic” individual DON MITCHELI Provocations of the built environment: animating cities in Turkey as Kemalist CHRISTOPHER HOUSTON Book reviews doi: 10.1016/S0962-6298(05 )00 101-0 Volume Contents / Political Geography 24 (2005) II-VIIl1 Volume 24 Number 2 The genesis and evolution of urban policy: a confrontation of regulationist and governmentality approaches Justus UIrERMARK Constructing security on the U.S.-Mexico border JASON ACKLESON U.S. statecraft and the U.S.-Mexico border as security/economy nexus M. COLEMAN Pushing the boundary: state restructuring, state theory, and the case of U.S.-Mexico border enforcement in the 1990s MARK PURCELL AND JOSEPH NEVINS Book Forum Neil Smith’s American Empire JOHN PauL JONEs III In full view yet invisible’: on Neil Smith’s American Empire MATTHEW HANNAH On the Geo-economic Pivot of History: Neil Smith’s American Empire WOLFGANG NATTER Commentary on Neil Smith, American Empire: Roosevelt's Geographer and the Prelude to Globalisation FELIX DRIVER Comments on Neil Smith, American Empire: Roosevelt’s Geographer and the Prelude to Globalization ANNE GODLEWSKA Geographers, Empires and Victims: a Response NEIL SMITH Volume 24 Number 3 267 ~The culture wars and urban electoral politics: sexuality, race, and class in Tacoma, Washington MICHAEL BROWN, LARRY KNOPP AND RICHARD MorrILi 293 Devolution and the political representation of business interests in the UK ANDREW Woop, DaviD VALLER, NICK PHELPS, MIKE RACO AND PETE SHIRLOW Volume Contents / Political Grography 24 (2005) Il-VII Gender, elections, terrorism: the geopolitical enframing of the 2001 Nicaraguan elections JULIE CUPPLES AND IRVING LARIOS Introduction to Engin Isin’s Being Political: Genealogies of Citizenship LisA DRUMMOND AND LINDA PEAKI Comments on Engin Isin’s Being Political ANNE GODLEWSKA Machines without operators and genealogies without people: comments on Engin Isin’s Being Political LYNN A. STAEHELI Genealogy, ontology and the political: three conceptual questions to Engin Isin STUART ELDEN Letter to Engin MICHAEL BROWN Being geopolitical: comments on Engin Isin’s Being Political: Genealogies of Citizenship GEAROID O TUATHAII Engaging, being, political ENGIN E Isin Book reviews Volume 24 Number 4 Accounting for scale: Measuring geography in quantitative studies of civil war HALVARD BUHAUG AND PAtvi LUJALA “A Test of Governance”: rights-based struggles and the politics of HIV/AIDS policy in South Africa PERIS S. JONES The material and symbolic role of the Everglades in U.S. national politics GAIL HOLLANDER Urban administrative restructuring, changing scale relations and local economic development in China LAURENCE J.C. MA VI Volume Contents / Political Geography 24 (2005) I11-VIII 199 Regional cleavages in Turkish politics: An electoral geography of the 1999 and 2002 national elections W. JEFFERSON WEs1 Book reviews Volume 24 Number § Geographic impacts of the political: Dealing with nationalised housing in Romania KARIN E.K. DAWIDSON The legacy of ethnic cleansing: The international community and the returns process in post-Dayton Bosnia-Herzegovina CaRL DAHLMAN AND GEAROID O TUATHAI Neoliberal reform, governance and corruption in Central America Exploring the Nicaraguan case Ep BROWN AND JONATHAN CLOKI Reading radical democracy: A commentary on Clive Barnett L. THOMASSEN Temporality and the paradoxes of democracy CLIVE BARNETT Book reviews Volume 24 Number 6 659 Red versus blue: American electoral geography and congressional bipartisanship, 1898-2002 NICOLE MELLOW AND PETER TRUBOWITZ 678 Development and culture:Transnational identity making in Bolivia ROBERT ANDOLINA, SARAH RADCLIFFE AND NINA LAURIE 703 New political geographies: Global civil society and global governance through world city networks PETER J. TAYLOR Volume Contents / Political Grography 24 (2005) I1l-VIII 731 Geography, empire and National Revolution in Vichy France MICHAEL HEFFERNAN 759 Book reviews Volume 24 Number 7 Asian sovereigntyscapes James D Sipaway, CARL GRUNDY-WARR AND BAE-GYOON PARK On the borders of Southeast Asia: Cold War geography and the construction of the other Jim GLASSMAN Spaces and territorialities on the Sino-Burmese boundary: China, Burma and the Kachin KARIN DEAN Re-fragmenting the ‘political’: Globalization, governmentality and Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor TiM BUNNELL AND NEIL M. Cot Spatially selective liberalization and graduated sovereignty: Politics of neo-liberalism and “special economic zones” in South Korea BAE-GYOON PARK Volume 24 Number 8 875 Reconfiguring environmental governance: Towards a politics of scales and networks HARRIET BULKELEY 903 Parading the green - Procession as subaltern resistance in Manchester in 1867 MERVYN BUSTEED Redistricting principles and incumbency protection in the U.S. Congress RICHARD FORGETTE AND GLENN PLATT Volume Contents / Political Geography 24 (2005) Il-VIII Disproportionality and bias in US Presidential Elections: How geography helped Bush defeat Gore but couldn't help Kerry beat Bush RON JOHNSTON, Davip RossiTER AND CHARLES PATTIE 969 New spaces of citizenship? Rethinking gendered participation and empowerment in South Africa CHERYL MCEWAN Academic boycotts, activism and the academy DAVID STOREY True exchanges or thought crime? STANLEY WATERMAN 1002 Book reviews Volume Contents and Author Index for Volume 24