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The Everyday Life of Urban Inequality explores urban inequality through detailed case studies. By focusing on situated experiences of displacement, belonging, and difference, the contributors to this edited collection demonstrate the power of multidisciplinary ethnographic research to illustrate how inequalities affect city residents worldwide.
List of contents
Acknowledgments
List of Figures
Introduction
Megan Sheehan and Angela D. Storey
Section 1: Development and Displacement
Chapter 1: Losing or Gaining Home? Experiences of Resettlement from Casablanca's Slums
Raffael Beier and Cristiana Strava
Chapter 2: Kuala Lumpur: World Class City Formation and Urban (In)Equities
Seng-Guan Yeoh
Chapter 3: Full of My Love: Notoriously Dangerous Informal Mass Transit in Maputo
Joel Christian Reed
Section 2: Belonging and Contestation
Chapter 4: Part and Parcel of Urbanization: Contested Claims to Land Access and Urban Indigenous Spaces in Hermosillo
Lucero Radonic
Chapter 5: Traditions of the Oppressed: Popular Aesthetics and Layered Barrio Space Against the Erasure of Gentrification in Austin
Ben Chappell
Chapter 6: They Always Promise Toilets: Electoral Politics and Infrastructural Inequality in Post-Apartheid Cape Town
Angela D. Storey
Section 3: Difference and Proximity
Chapter 7: Spaces of Migration and the Production of Inequalities in Santiago, Chile
Megan Sheehan
Chapter 8: Privilege and Space: An Analysis of Spatial Relations and Social Inequality in Mexico City Through the Lens of Golf
Hugo Ceron-Anaya
Chapter 9: New Cityscapes: Redesigning Urban Cartographies Through Creative Practices and Critical Pedagogies in London
Chiara Minestrelli
Conclusion: The Power of Breadth and Depth: Urban Ethnography Across Geographies
Angela D. Storey and Jessica Bodoh-Creed
Index
About the Contributors
About the author
Jessica Bodoh-Creed is lecturer in anthropology at California State University, Los Angeles.
Megan Sheehan is assistant professor at the College of St Benedict/St John's University.
Angela Storey is assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Louisville.
Summary
The Everyday Life of Urban Inequality explores urban inequality through detailed case studies. By focusing on situated experiences of displacement, belonging, and difference, the contributors to this edited collection demonstrate the power of multidisciplinary ethnographic research to illustrate how inequalities affect city residents worldwide.
