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The article presents the editorial policy of the journal title "Society and Space" including the use of qualitative method to article length, the addition of new members in teh editorial board, and not sending all paper for a review.

Examines the discursive and representational terrain generated by the long-running planning controversy associated with attempts to redevelop a site on Bank Junction in London, England. Complex intersections between heritage, capital and identity; Massive redevelopment pressure in response to various restructurings.

Editorial. Comments on the study of society and space as seen in the work of Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari. Connectivity in a deleuzo-guattarian cartography; Geography of dwelling; Quirky terminology used by both men.

Editorial. Discusses colonialism and postcolonialism, which seems to have developed into a separate space from other traditions of studying the politics of race. Focus on postcolonial studies; Influence of colonial discourse on authors such as Gayatri Spivak; Benefits gain from these postcolonial studies; Primary contribution of the postcolonial perspective.