The Planning Moment: Colonial and Postcolonial Histories

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Foreword by Dagmar Schäfer
Entanglements of Colonial and Postcolonial Planning: An Introduction
Census: New Hebrides/Vanuatu, 1967: Alexandra Widmer
Charcoal: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 1973: Emily Brownell
COBOL: The Pentagon, United States of America, 1959: Benjamin Allen
Computing: United States of America, 1949: Benjamin Peters
Constitution: India, 1950: Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach
Dam: South Korea, 1961: Aaron S. Moore
Dodecahedral Silo: Spain, 1953: Lino Camprubí
EMES Sonochron: Federal Republic of Germany, 1986: Martina Schlünder
Famine: India, 1877: Anindita Nag
Fertility Survey Workforce: Puerto Rico, 1949: Raúl Necochea López
Fertilizer: South Korea, 1952: John DiMoia
Grid: New York, United States of America, 1972: Robert J. Kett
Hackathon: India, 2012: Lilly Irani
Kishikishi: Belgian Congo, 1956: Sarah Van Beurden
Land Parcel: Lebanon, 1990: Mona Fawaz and Nada Moumtaz
National Budget: Sudan, 1946: Alden Young
Orangutans: Borneo, 1962: Juno Salazar Parreñas
Parasite: Liberia, 1926: Gregg Mitman
Riverbed: South Korea, 2008: Chihyung Jeon
Seeds: German East Africa, 1892: Tahani Nadim
Steel Plant: Orissa State, India, 1955: Itty Abraham
Surnames: Brazil, 1979: Ana Carolina Vimieiro Gomes
Taxonomer: United States of America, 1923: Laura J. Mitchell
Treasures: Palestine/Israel, 1979: Tamar Novick
Water Samples: Treaty 8 Territory, Canada, 2012: Sarah Blacker
Weeds: Laos, 2006: Karen McAllister
Zoomorphic Wickerwork Figure: Australian Administered British New Guinea, 1908: Helen Verran
The Planning Moment: Avenues for Analysis
Acknowledgments
Archival Sources
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index