Introduction
1. The Production and Use of Neocolonialist Sites of Memory Daniel E. Coslett PART I: Colonial Spaces in Postcolonial Metropoles
2. Old Colonial Sites and New Uses in Contemporary Paris Robert Aldrich 3. The Axum Obelisk: Shifting Concepts of Colonialism and Empire in Fascist and 21st-Century Rome Flavia Marcello and Aidan Carter 4. Postcolonial Berlin: Reckoning with Traces of German Colonialism Valentina Rozas-Krause PART II: Between Postcolonial Metropoles and Postcolonies
5. Erasing the Ketchaoua Mosque: Catholicism, Assimilation, and Civic Identity in France and Algeria Ralph Ghoche 6. All Empire is a Stage: Italian Colonial Exhibitions in Continuum Stephanie Malia Hom 7. The Legacy of Colonial Architecture in South Korea: The Government-General Building of Chos?n Revisited Suzie Kim PART III: Inherited Colonial-era Spaces in Contemporary Postcolonies
8. Spatial Governmentality and Everyday Hospital Life in Colonial and Postcolonial DR Congo Simon De Nys-Ketels, Johan Lagae, Kristien Geenen, Luce Beeckmans, and Tresor Lumfuankenda Bungiena 9. Colonial Mimicry and Nationalist Memory in the Postcolonial Prisons of India Mira Rai Waits PART IV: Globalization and Heritage in Contemporary Postcolonies
10. Heritage, Tourism, and the Challenges of Postcolonial Globalization at Tunis’ Bardo Museum Daniel E. Coslett 11. The Riad’s Resurgence: Questioning the Historical Legacy and Neocolonial Currency of the Moroccan Courtyard House Nancy Demerdash-Fatemi 12. Cultivating (Post)colonialism: Architecture, Landscape, and the Politics of the Taiwan Sugar Corporation Justin Kollar EPILOGUE
13. Working Through the Neocolonialist Habit Vikram?ditya Prak?sh Index