Contains studies that investigate the manner in which historical colonializing projects rested upon globalizing meta-narratives: theodicies and economic justifications. This title also includes case studies of specific interfacing sites: Singapore, South Africa, and Micronesia.

Part II, Interfacing Phenomena of the Processes of Globalization and Colonialization, contains four studies that investigate specific interfacing phenomena: carcerality, the socio-political roles of the peasantry and marginalized voices, and the fragmentarity of globalizing cartographies that are based on unjust and uneven economic hegemonies. Part III, The Global/Colonial Interface in Place-Contexts, contains three case studies of specific interfacing sites: Singapore, South Africa, and Micronesia. Each of these particular places offers specific and general insights into colonial/global interfacing spatializing/spatialized processes.