A Companion to Urban Anthropology [PDF]

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Contents

Preface Notes on Contributors Introduction Donald M. Nonini Part I Foundational Concepts: Affirmed and Contested

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1 Spatialities Setha M. Low

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2 Flows Gary W. McDonog h

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3 Community John Clarke

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4 Citizenship Sian Lazar

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Part II Materializations and Their Imaginaries

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5 Built Structures and Planning Deborah Pellow and Denise Lawrence-Zúniga

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6 Borders Thomas M. Wilson 7 Markets Linda J. Seligmann 8 Cars and Transport Catherine Lutz Part III Dividing Processes, Bases o f Solidarity

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9 Class Don Kalb

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10 Gender Ida Susser

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11 Sexualities Ara Wilson

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12 Race Brett Williams

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13 Extralegality Alan Smart and Filippo M. Zerilli

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Part IV Abstractions o f Consequence

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14 Global Systems and Globalization Jonathan Friedman

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15 Governance Jeff Maskovsky and Julian Brash

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16 Policing and Security Josiah McC. Heyman

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17 Transnationality Nina Glick Schiller

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18 Cosmopolitanism Pnina Werbner

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Part V Experiencing/Knowing the City in Everyday Life

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19 Practices of Sociality José Guilherme Cantor Mag nani

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20 Memory and Narrative Lindsay DuBois

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21 Religion Thomas Blom Hansen

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Part VI Nature and the City

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22 Nature Robert Rotenberg

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23 Food and Farming Donald M. Nonini

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24 Pollution Eveline Dürr and Rivke Jaffe

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25 Resilience Stephan Barthel

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Part VII Challenging the Present, Anticipating Urban Futures

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26 The Commons Maribel Casas-Cortés, Sebastian Cobarrubias, and John Pickles

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27 Social Movements Michal Osterweil

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28 Futures Hilary Cunningham and Stephen Bede Scharper

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Index

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