Table of Contents

1. Power and the Built Environment in Colonial Africa 2. French Colonial Urban Planning Ideology & Practice 3. British Colonialism, Economics and Spatial Structures 4. Town Planning in British Colonial West Africa 5. Planning in French West Africa 6. Planning Power in French Equatorial Africa & Madagascar 7. Planning in the Cameroons and Togoland 8. Town Planning in Colonial British Southern Africa 9. Planning Ideology and Practice in British East Africa 10. Public Health Policies and Spatial Structures in Colonial Africa 11. Trade, Commerce and Spatial Structures in Colonial Africa 12. The Political Economy of Colonial Urban Planning in Africa

About the Author

Ambe J. Njoh is Professor of Government and International Affairs at the University of South Florida. His research interests include international development planning, interorganizational relations and urban and regional planning in Africa.