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• Georgina Calderón ARAGON, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico:     The End of the Revolutionary Social Pact     (32.1KB)

• Swapna BANERJEE-GUHA, University of Mumbai, India:     Ideology of Urban Restructuring in Mumbai: Serving the International Capitalist Agenda     (38.3KB)

• Ulrich BEST and Anke STRUVER, Berlin, Germany:     The Politics of Place: Critical of Spatial Identities and Critical Spatial Identities     (28.9KB)

• Ingar BRATTBAKK, Britt DALE, Stig JORGENSEN and Anders LOFGREN, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway:     Patterns of social polarization in a medium-sized city: Changes in level of living in Trondheim 1990-1999     (33.8KB)

• Yi-fong CHEN, National Chia-Yi University, Taiwan:     Indigenous Peoples' Land Rights, and the Reconstruction of Place Identity after the September Earthquake: Case Study of Ho-Ping Hsian, Taichung County, Taiwan     (64.6KB)

• Byung-Doo CHOI, Taegu University, S. Korea:     Dialectics of Utopian Space     (196.6KB)

• Caroline DESBIENS, University of British Columbia, Canada:     Pioneers, Labourers, Water Builders... A Geography of 'The People' in James Bay     (67.4KB)

• Marcella Scmidt di Friedberg, University of Pavia, Italy:     What is Nature? Cultural Concepts, Local Representations, Construction, Deconstruction, Political and Marketing Strategies of Humanity's Oldest Question.     (65.5KB)

• Tetsushi FUJITA, Rutgers University, USA:     Is Local Cooperation Against Global Competition?     (65.5KB)

• Tamami FUKUDA, Osaka Prefecture University, Japan:     Representing Our Region: Cultural Conservation and Local Museum in Japan     (43.1KB)

• Hiroyuki Fukuhara, Osaka City University, Japan:     Homeless People and Civil Society in Urban Japan     (131.1KB)

• Seong-Kyu HA, Chung-Ang University, Korea:     Redevelopment of Substandard Settlements and Evictions in Seoul     (71.5KB)

• Chu-joe HSIA, Graduate Institute of Building and Planning, Taiwan:     Bridging the Critical Perspectives for Alternative Practices in 21st Century Geographies     (35.1KB)

• Jinn-Yuh HSU, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan:     Revisiting Economic Development in Post-war Taiwan: The Dynamic Process of Geographical Industrialization     (327KB)

• Shih-Jung HSU, National Chengchi University, Taiwan:     Sustainable Development and Land Use Planning in Taiwan     (76.1KB)

• Ga-hyeong HUR, Korea:     Double Dividend Hypothesis of Environmental Tax in Republic of Korea : For sustainable development     (31.2KB)

• Hyung-Je JO, University of Ulsan, Korea:     Industrial Restructuring in Ulsan after the Economic Crisis: Focusing on the Regional Innovation System     (36.4KB)

• Scott KIRSCH, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA:     Critical Pedagogy and the Post-Cold War University     (36.4KB)

• Chul-Woo LEE, Kyungpook National University; Hyun-Soo KANG, Chungbu University and Kyoung PARK, Mokwon University, Korea:     Regional Innovation Systems in Korea: with Reference to Taejon and Changwon     (48.2KB)

• Jong Youl LEE, Kyungil University, Korea:     The Practice of Urban Renewal in Seoul, Korea: Mode, Governance, and Sustainability     (61.3KB)

• Man-Hyung LEE, Chungbuk National University, Korea:     Dichotomizing Search For Korean Social Development     (76.5KB)

• Sang-Hun LEE, Seoul National University, Korea:     For Rational Re-enchantment of Antiseptic Nature     (87.2KB)

• Nicholas LOW and Brendan GLEESON, The University of Melbourne, Australia:     Ecosocialisation and Environmental Justice     (43.6KB)

• Fujio MIZUOKA, Hitotsubashi University, Japan:     A Tale of the Diverted Hare and Global Tortoise: The Tortured History of Critical Geography in Japan     (91.0KB)

• Toshio MIZUUCHI, Osaka City University, Japan:     Changing Urban Governance for Socially Discriminated People: A Case of Osaka City, Japan     (37.6KB)

• Koji NAKASHIMA, Kanazawa University, Japan:     Nationalism, colonialism and the representation of nature: forest and country in the afforestation campaign in modern Japan     (55.6KB)

• Joe PAINTER, University of Durham, UK:     Citizenship, Diversity and Critical Geography     (54.1KB)

• Soo Young PARK, Sun-Moon University; and Woobae LEE, Kyeongnam Development Institute, Korea:     Regional Innovation System Built By Local Agencies: An Alternative Model of Regional Development     (142KB)

• Geraldine PRATT and Elia KIRBY, University of British Columbia, Canada:     Staging Union Politics: the BC Nurses' Union Theatre Project     (21.5KB)

• Heath PRISTON:     Desire Lines: Urbanity and Corporeal Ethics     (69.0KB)

• Blanca RAMIREZ, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico:     Why is Geography so conservative? Social practice and a lack of and alternative project    (36.4KB)

• Dong-Ho SHIN, Hannam University, Korea:     Networks of Venture Firms Around a Science Park: The Case of Taejon in Korea     (144KB)

• Richard. G. SMITH, Leicester University, UK:     Exploring Post-Marxist Theory: a Reading of Jean Baudrillard     (58.1KB)

• Jung Won SON, UCLA, USA:     Bringing the State Back in Regioinal Economics     (43.6KB)

• Kazuaki SUGIYAMA, Nagoya University, Japan:     Don't Sex, Juvie! : The Policing of 'Covert' Sex Workers in Urban Spaces in Toyama Prefecture, Japan     (47.7KB)

• Hans Wilhelm Engel THORSEN, North-Troendelag College, Norway:     Can Bourdieu's Notions of Habitus, Field, and Symbolic Capital be Used in order to Understand the Possibilities for Restructuring in Norwegian Remote Communities?     (15.5KB)

• Kenji TSUTSUMI, Osaka University, Japan:     Modernization, Industrialization and Regional Change in Japan - A Case of a Coal Mining Region: Panopticonization towards Space and Society in Modern Japan -     (56.2KB)

• Michael WEBBER, The University of Melboune, Australia:     Using Boundaries to Become Global: Globalisation and Difference     (49.3KB)

• Il-Seong YOON, Pusan National University, Korea:     A Study on the Homelessness in South Korea     (73.9KB)

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