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... their capacity to mobilize, navigate, and reconfigure urban and national borders and, in so doing, to control residents’ mobilities. borders mobilities place space urban inequalities ...

..., queer, and labor mobilizations did not just provide resistance; they engineered a series of triumphs and articulated new methods of being and of being political. Brazil resistance urban inequality Black studies queer studies ...

...The Living City Part I, “The Living City,” explores the city’s expansion as part of its social and cultural history. Rather than looking at architecture or urbanism in isolation, it traces how larger issues like disease, transportation technologies, social mobility, inequality, and policy...

... in universities, particularly elite ones, the book accounts for a general lack of care about poverty in academic settings, journalism, and media. deafness urban poverty income inequality first generation ...

... This chapter presents a wide range of social contexts and related personal experiences in which impotence occurs—the changing political class system, increasing inequality, the rural–urban divide, xiagang (layoffs from state-owned enterprises), the loss of filial piety, memories of socialist...

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...; the urban grid; the idea of the city as cosmopolitan, derivative, hybrid, or unique; and the often-repeated and reductionist label of Buenos Aires as “the Paris of the South.” It also explores the themes of immigration and emigration, the idea of a city shaped by psychoanalysis, reflections on the rise...

... into a late liberal imaginary that portrays solar and energy efficiency commodities as tools for ameliorating the structural inequalities of racial capitalism. cleantech corporate social responsibility expertise urban space neoliberalism ...

.... Kelly Lytle Hernández explores the rise of the criminal justice and immigration control systems that frame the caste of outsiders. Reaching back to the forgotten origins of immigration control during the era of Black emancipation, this chapter highlights the deep and allied inequities rooted in the rise...

... China’s development moved from a period of “wealth creation” that benefited the majority of the population to a period of “wealth concentration” that benefited a minority in the late 1990s. The consequent social displacement and tensions are clearly discernible, as epitomized by laid-off urban...

... political class system, increasing inequality, the rural–urban divide, xiagang (layoffs from state-owned enterprises), the loss of filial piety, memories of socialist-era starvation, and so on. The wide range of detailed bodily experiences demonstrated in this chapter constitutes “one thousand bodies...

... in the late 1990s. The consequent social displacement and tensions are clearly discernible, as epitomized by laid-off urban workers, landless peasants, and badly exploited migrants. Social welfare in China has so far not readdressed socioeconomic inequalities, and the market has certainly not been re-embedded...

..., and the recharging of resiliencies. Black queer study ethnography This chapter explores one potential new direction—trans vitalities—that queer and trans anthropological inquiry might take toward meaningfully addressing inequities within and across trans communities of practice. Trans vitalities...