With the academisation of radical geographical thought and its further development from radical to critical in recent years, and a growing importance of emerging critique of erstwhile social theories in various disciplines, the globalisation discourse on space-time convergence is increasingly occupying a significant position in the ongoing debates in critical geography. It, therefore, becomes important to examine the process of globalisation with a spatial dialectical perspective and bring out the facets of political economy of space through such geographical researches.
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