Titlebook: Emergent Spaces; Change and Innovatio Petra Kuppinger Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

共棲

Perineum

Belonging through Bohemia: Queer Timespace and Possibility in Teresina, Brazilhifting ordinary locations around the city that are undetectable by the local mainstream. This chapter focuses on possibilities and challenges that arise when outsiders with a fascination for unconventional ways of life attempt to claim a place for themselves in a provincial city undergoing acute social and cultural transformation.

殺人

過渡時期

novelty

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-4163-2residing in the city becomes the main criteria for political membership. In such a process, they configure ethical and political narratives through which they make sense of their desires for incorporation and belonging to the national political community.

Systemic

nettle

FATAL

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48902-5 seed these in real spaces. As spaces of innovations, these businesses contribute to critical urban debates and the remaking of cities and urban economies. I argue that they are emergent spaces that foreshadow different urban lifestyles and economies as they mediate between individuals, cities, and quests for sustainability.

Stricture

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9429-5ls the socio-political complexity of claiming space and making-do at the city’s edge. I ground this discussion within the origin stories of small site (Zukin 2010), examining how residents mediate spatio-temporal vagaries (Yifchatel 2009) through the symbolic impact of this material reworking.

下邊深陷

Introduction: Emergent Spaces: Seeding Change and Innovation in Small Urban Spaces,s the stage for chapters that explore contexts across the globe where urbanites negotiate, make, and remake urban spaces; create opportunities; envision and produce social change; challenge urban life, culture, and politics; or ask for their right to the city.