Society, space, and social justice : geographies of intersectionality
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Society, space, and social justice : geographies of intersectionality
Lexington Books, c2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Society, Space, and Social Justice addresses the social axes of class, disability, gender, race, and “others,” and their intersections with sociocultural and political-economic structures in a variety of geographic scales and settings spanning the globe: Brazil, India, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Uganda and the United States. Collectively, the chapters in this book present social injustice in changing and complex world contexts, each context underpinned by theoretical frameworks that facilitate a greater understanding. Methodologically diverse, the books’ chapters employ both quantitative and qualitative techniques to uncover these forms of (in)justice and the underlying processes that contribute to their genesis and regeneration.
Environment and outdoors, employment and labor, health and disease, housing, infrastructure and urban design: the studies in this book span across such varied interests and themes, all woven around and grounded by concepts of place and place so as to transcend disciplinary boundaries and hold relevance for geography as well as related fields. A timely collection in an era where “old isms” find deeper entrenchments or new manifestations, this book provides examples of both social injustices and approaches to social justice, examined through case studies that provide an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms by which social justice might be perverted, thwarted or achieved.
目次
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I – Emerging and Continuing Spaces of Social Injustice
Chapter 1: Community Starts at Home: Toward Equitable Housing for People with Disabilities
Andrew Myers, Lillie Greiman, Brendan Hogg, Rayna Sage, Craig Ravesloot
Chapter 2: Environmental Justice and Outdoor Spaces: Structural Racism’s Persistence, and the Dynamics of Change
Yonit Yogev
Chapter 3: Subversion of Gender Justice: Public Policy on Sri Lankan Migrant Housemaids
Vidyamali Samarasinghe
Chapter 4: Territorialization of Violence: Temporality and Scale: The HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Mumbai, India, in the Mid-1990s
Emmanuel Eliot
Chapter 5: A Woman’s Place: Examining Perceptions of Urban Social Space in India
Vandana Wadhwa and Jennifer Y. Pomeroy
Part II – Structural Approaches to Social Justice
Chapter 6: Intersectional Organizing as an Approach to Social Justice: Lessons from Brazil’s Domestic Workers’ Movement
Caitlin M. Alcorn
Chapter 7: Freedom, Justice and Space: Infrastructure as a Driver of Spatial Justice?
Luis Emilio Cecchi
Chapter 8: AIDS and Aid in Uganda: PEPFAR—Social Justice or Structural Violence?
Vandana Wadhwa and Poojitha Kondabolu
Conclusion: Reflections on ‘Tranquil Waters’
Index
About the Contributors
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