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Front Cover\nRethinking Urbanism: Lessons from Postcolonialism and the Global South\nCopyright information\nDedication\nTable of contents\nList of Figures\nList of Acronyms\nGlossary of Foreign Terms\nAcknowledgments\nPreface\nIntroduction: Rethinking Urbanism from the South\n Introduction\n Debates on global and world cities\n The Los Angeles School, Lefebvre and planetary urbanization\n Thinking with ‘the South’\n Conclusion\n1 Southern Processes of Planetary Urbanization in Hartford\n Introduction\n Mapping Hartford as a Southern urbanism\n Indigenous Hartford\n Black and Caribbean transversal planetary Hartford\n People as infrastructure in north and south Hartford\n Conclusion\n2 Villages in the City: Patterns of Urbanization in the Pearl River Delta, Dakar, and Zanzibar\n Introduction\n The other South: planetary urbanization and the Pearl River Delta\n Comparing the patterns in the PRD and Sub-Saharan Africa\n Can this idea be taken elsewhere?\n Conclusion\n3 The Useful and Ornamental Landscapes of British (Post)colonialism\n Introduction\n Postcolonial urbanism\n Comparing Trinidad and Zanzibar\n The useful and ornamental plants\n RO Williams in service to the British Empire\n Spaces of colonial nature in Port of Spain and Zanzibar\n Alternative landscapes of postcolonial urbanism\n Conclusion\n4 Submarine Urbanism: Cities People Make in ‘the Here and the Elsewhere’\n Introduction\n Translocal urbanism and migration: Glissant’s poetic vision\n Port of Spain: jouvay urbanization\n San Juan: ‘yo-yo boing’\n Cape Coast: door of return\n Zanzibar: here and elsewhere, a gravel heart\n Conclusion\n5 ‘The Whole World Is Made in China’: Products and Infrastructures of Dis/connection\n Introduction\n Economic/geographic understandings for intersections of globalization and urbanization\n Chinese FDI and urbanization in Africa\n Chinese infrastructure and people-as-infrastructure in Zanzibar\n African traders in the Pearl River Delta\n Conclusion\n6 Urban Politics and Policy in a Southern Urban Planet\n Introduction\n Urban politics and policies in flux\n Policy mobilities and city-to-city learning\n Participatory budgeting and bus rapid transit\n Enclave urbanism: new town/city construction and governance\n Sister cities\n Climate change adaptation and urban policy: San Juan and Hurricane Maria\n Conclusion\nEpilogue\nReferences\n Zanzibar National Archives\n Public Record Office, Kew, United Kingdom Archives\nIndex\nBack Cover