Intersectionality and the City

1. Introduction: Exploring urban violence and inequality from intersectional perspectives

Part 1: Conceptual terrains

2. Intersectionality: Gendering and racializing urban spaces

3. Arriving/being stopped: Six fatal shots and the sociology of place

4. Only a researcher's struggle? Reconceiving the ethnographic field as a relational space

5. Exploring urban spaces of socio-environmental entanglement in Lagos: A collaboration between a researcher and a visual artist

6. Urban violence, the state, and intersectionality: A conversation with Javier Auyero

Part 2: The social life of urban violence

7. "Half bread is better than none": Surviving in the Accra airport city

8. Negotiating everyday symbolic violence: Young Londoners imagining their futures from a deprived area

9. Escaping territories of terror: Protective strategies against intersectional violence at checkpoints

10. Young, female, disadvantaged: How parental guidance and societal gender stereotypes shape girls' and young women's spatial knowledge

11. Aging and intersectionality in the city: A critique of spaces of thrownapartness in Berlin (Germany)

12. Affective violence of the gaze in gender-segregated restrooms: An intersectional analysis

13. Kreuzberg is a construction site: A grounded theory in pictures

Part 3: Challenging urban violence

14. Intersectional geographies in the urban grid: (B)ordering technologies and migrant agency and resistance

15. The making of Keung To Bay: Fandom, urban space and affective alliance in Hong Kong

16. Risky migrants and citizens in need of protection: The transformation of safety on the conjuncture of pandemic and protest

17. Struggles in search of a ground: Protests after lockdown