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Index to 1993 volume Author index Agnew, J. A. The return of time and the need for a Horn, D. L., Hampton, C. R. and Vandenberg, A. J. new materialism 84-86 Practical application of district compactness 103—120 Bar-Gal, Y. Boundaries as a topic in geographic education: the case of Israel 421-435 Johnston, R. J. ‘Real’ political geography: some Bonanno, A. The agro-food sector and the trans- comments engendered by a review of Andrew national state: the case of the EC 341-360 Sayer’s Method in Social Science (1992) 473- 480 Clark Archer, J. see Crump, J. R. 38-63 Jonas, A. E.G. see Cox,K.R 8-37 Cox, K. R. and Jonas, A. E. G. Urban development, collective consumption and the politics of Kodras, J. E. Shifting global strategies of US foreign metropolitan fragmentation 8-37 food aid, 1955-90 232-246 Cox, K. R. Review Essay: The division of labor, the Mayer, T. Reflections on ‘The end of history’ 79-83 state and local politics 382-385 McMichael, P. World food system restructuring under Crump,J . R. and Clark Archer,J .S patial and temporal a GATT regime 198-214 variability in the geography of American defense Mercer, D. Terra nullius, Aboriginal sovereignty and outlays 38-63 land rights in Australia: the debate continues 299-318 Dalby, S. Reading Peet, (re)reading Fukuyama: Mercer, J. A comment from the real North to the Political geography at ‘The end of history’ 87- Southerner, P. J. Taylor 169-173 90 Moore, R. H. Resistance to Japanese rice policy: A case Dalby, S. The ‘Kiwi disease’: geopolitical discourse in study of the Hachirogata model farm project Aotearoa/New Zealand and the South Pacific 278-296 437-456 Moran, W. Rural space as intellectual property 263- De Oliver, M. The hegemonic cycle and free trade: 277 the US and Mexico 457-472 Dodds, K.-J. Geopolitics, cartography and the state in Ogborn, M. Ordering the city; surveillance, public South America 361-381 space and the reform of urban policing in Douglas, N. Amorphous people's will not succeed: a England 1835-56 505-521 lesson for ‘the North’ 156-160 Duncan, C. J. and Epps, W. R. Comment: GIS and the Paddison, R. Scotland, the Other and the British state role of the state ‘down under’ 3-7 165-168 Peet, R. Reading Fukuyama: politics at the end of Epps, W.R. see Duncan, C. J. 3-7 history 64-78 Peet, R. The end of prehistory and the first human Flint, C. Back to front? The existence and threat of 91-95 extremism in English nationalism 180-184 Pringle, D. G. An Irish perspective on the English Foster, K. A. Exploring the links between political question 161-164 structure and metropolitan growth 523-547 Sharp, J. P. Publishing American identity: popular Grant, R. Against the grain: Agricultural trade policies geopolitics, myth and The Reader's Digest 491- of the US, the European Community and Japan 503 at the GATT 247-262 Stevenson, I. Don’t shoot the coachman: A rejoinder to Andrew Kirby 99-102 Hampton, C.R. see Horn, D.L. 103-120 Hershkovitz, L. Tinanmen Square and the politics of Taylor, P. J. The meaning of the North: England's place 395-420 ‘foreign country’ within? 136-155 572 Index Taylor, P. J.D isunited kingdom 185-190 Vandenberg, A.J. see Horn, D.L. 103-120 Trubowitz, P. Political conflict and foreign policy in Veness, A. R. Neither homed or homeless: contested the United States: a geographical interpretation definitions and the personal worlds of the poor 121-135 319-340 Webster, G. R. Congressional redistricting and Ufkes, F. M. The globalization of agriculture 194- African-American representation in the 1990s: an 197 example from Alabama 549-564 Ufkes, F. M. Trade liberalization, agro-food politics Williams, C. H. On England’s beleaguered North and the globalization of agriculture 215-231 174-179 Title index A comment from the real North to the Southerner Political conflict and foreign policy in the United P. J. Taylor (Mercer, J.) 169-173 States: a geographical interpretation (Trubowitz, Against the grain: Agricultural trade policies of the P.) 121-135 US, the European Community and Japan at the Practical application of district compactness Horn, D. L., Hampton, C. R. and (Vandenberg, A GATT (Grant, R.) 247-262 J) 103-120 Amorphous people's will not succeed: a lesson for ‘the North’ (Douglas, N.) 156-160 Publishing American identity: popular geopolitics, An Irish perspective on the English question (Pringle, myth and The Reader's Digest (Sharp, J. D.G.) 161-164 P.) 491-503 Back to front? The existence and threat of extremism Reading Fukuyama: politics at the end of history in English nationalism (Flint, C.) 180-184 (Peet, R.) 64-78 Boundaries as a topic in geographic education: the Reading Peet, (rer eading Fukuyama: Political geogra- case of Israel (Bar-Gal, Y.) 421-435 phy at ‘The end of history’ (Dalby, S.) 87-90 Reflections on ‘The end of history’ (Mayer, T.) 79- Comment: GIS and the role of the state ‘down under’ 83 (Duncan, C. J. and Epps, W.R.) 3-7 Resistance to Japanese rice policy: A case study of the Congressional redistricting and African-American Hachirogata model farm project (Moore, R. representation in the 1990s: an example from H.) 278-296 Alabama (Webster, G. R.) 549-564 Review Essay: ‘Real’ political geography: some comments engendered by a review of Andrew Disunited kingdom (Taylor, P. J.) 185-189 Sayer's Method in Social Science Don't shoot the coachman: A rejoinder to Andrew (1992) (JohnstoRn., J .) 473-480 Kirby (Stevenson, L) 99-102 Review Essay: The division of labor, the state and local politics (Cox, K. R.) 382-385 Rural space as intellectual property (Moran, Exploring the links between political structure and W.) 263-277 metropolitan growth (Foster, K. A.) 523-547 Scotland, the Other and the British state (Paddison, Geopolitics, cartography and the state in South R.) 165-168 America (Dodds, K.J.) 361-381 Shifting global strategies of US foreign food aid, 1955—90 (Kodras, J. E.) 232-246 Spatial and temporal variability in the geography of Neither homed or homeless: contested definitions American defense outlays (Crump, J. R. and and the personal worlds of the poor (Veness, A. Clark Archer, J.) 38-63 R) 319-340 Terra nullius, Aboriginal sovereignty and land rights On England's beleaguered North (Williams, C. in Australia: the debate continues (Mercer, D.) H.) 174-179 299-318 Ordering the city; surveillance, public space and the The ‘Kiwi disease’: geopolitical discourse in Aotearoa/ reform of urban policing in England 1835-56 New Zealand and the South Pacific (Dalby, S.) (Ogborn, M.) 505-521 437-456 Index 573 The agro-food sector and the transnational state: the Tinanmen Square and the politics of place (Hershko- case of the EC (Bonanno, A.) 341-360 vitz,L.) 395-420 The end of prehistory and the first human (Peet, R.) Trade liberalization, agro-food politics and the 91-95 globalization of agriculture (Ufkes, F.M.) 215- The globalization of agriculture (Ufkes, F. M.) 194- 231 197 The hegemonic cycle and free trade: the US and Urban development, collective consumption and the Mexico (De Oliver, M.) 457-472 politics of metropolitan fragmentation (Cox, K. The meaning of the North: England's ‘foreign R. and Jonas, A. E.G.) 8-37 country’ within? (Taylor, P. J.) 136-155 The return of time and the need for a new World food system restructuring under a GATT materialism (Agnew, J. A.) 84—86 regime (McMichael, P.) 198-214 Index of books reviewed Brown, N. The Strategic Revolution: Thoughts for the Nincic, M. Democracy and Foreign Policy: The Twenty-First Century (Patrick O'Sullivan) 96 Fallacy of Political Realism (Fred Shelley) 484-486 Clarke, S. (ed) Urban Innovation and Autonomy (Kevin R. Cox) 190-191 Olsen, G. M. The Struggle for Economic Democracy in Sweden (Sven Holdar) 481-482 Dickens, P. Society and Nature: Towards a Green Social Theory (Michael Heiman) 565-566 Osborne, D. Laboratories of Democracy: A New Drysdale, A. and Hinnebusch, R. A. Syria and the Breed of Governor Creates Models for National Middle East Process (Stanley Waterman) 386- Growth (Nancy Ettlinger) 389-391 387 Portuguali, J. /mplicate Relations: Society and Space Green, D. R. and Hoggart, K. London: A New in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (Elisha Metropolitan Geography (Patrick O'Sullivan) Efrat) 483-484 482-483 Shklar, J. N. American Citizenship; The Quest for Harkavy, R. E. Bases abroad: The Global Foreign Inclusion (Lynn A. Staeheli and Megan S. Military Presence (John O'Loughlin) 568-570 Cope) 567-568 Squires, G. D. Unequal Partnerships: The Political Kirby, A. The Pentagon and the Cities (Jeff R. Economy of Urban Redevelopment in Postwar Crump) 387-389 America (Kevin R. Cox) 191-193