Imagined Regional Communities Integration and Sovereignty in the Global South
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James D. Sidaway is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at the National University of Singapore. He recently co-edited Human Geography: Issues for the 21st Century.'...it offers a critical historiography spanning from the colonial period to present day. In this sense, and also as an anthological reference work for its multidisciplinary quotations of great thinkers and writers, the work is highly valuable.' - MILLENNIUM, Journal of International Studies
'...particularly useful for interdisciplinary graduate seminars on globalization, development, and the state.' - Environment and Planning, Joe Bryan, University of California
'Sidesway's narrative and careful selection of citations is masterfully directed, any one scene draws the audience into an intellectual conflagration' - MILLENNIUM, Journal of International Studies (LSE), Christopher P. Freeman
'...it offers a critical historiography spanning from the colonial period to present day. In this sense, and also as an anthological reference work for its multidisciplinary quotations of great thinkers and writers, the work is highly valuable.' - MILLENNIUM, Journal of International Studies, Christopher P. Freeman
'Sideway's treatment of representation as one element in the circuits of production, dissemination, and interpretation that give shape to globalization should engage readers from a number of fields.' - Environment and Planning, Joe Bryan, University of California
'...particularly useful for interdisciplinary graduate seminars on globalization, development, and the state.' - Environment and Planning, Joe Bryan, University of California