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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Series Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Contents
  6. List of Literature Boxes
  7. List of Figures
  8. Acknowledgments
  9. Prologue
  10. Chapter 1. In Partnership
    1. The Partnership’s Cast of Characters
    2. The Book’s Design
  11. Chapter 2. A City, a Community, a University, a Partnership
    1. Staying, Not Running
    2. A Partnership
    3. A Turn to Narrative
    4. Making Visible the Partnership and Its Practices
    5. Ordinary Words, Urban Worlds
    6. Coda—A Partnership
  12. Chapter 3. A Decade: A Chronology of Projects
    1. “We Need Help”
    2. The Civic, an Introduction
    3. Getting Started, a Project on Backyarders
    4. Out of the Classroom, into the City
    5. Land Occupation, a Shift in Research Agenda
    6. Who Has Moved into Agste Laan?
    7. Civic Work and Its Wide Parameters
    8. Minstrels as Community Development
    9. Making Ends Meet, Neighborhood Economies
    10. Incremental Rhythms
    11. Coda—A Process
  13. Chapter 4. Crisscrossing Contradictions, Compromises, and Complicities
    1. Navigating
    2. Ek Is Die Baas!
    3. Don’t Worry Lady, I Have a Gun, I’ll Shoot!
    4. Disquieting Differences in a Wilted, Waterless Garden
    5. A Partner, a Land Invader, a Ward Forum Member
    6. Fear, the Complicities of Xenophobia
    7. A Complaint
    8. Didn’t You Wonder Why? Neighborhood Crime and Violence
    9. An Endpoint
    10. An Empty Fridge
    11. Coda—Contradiction
  14. Chapter 5. Teaching and Learning: Across the City, Back and Forth
    1. Onto the Bus
    2. A Gangster Snap, a Zoo
    3. Engage with Respect, a Guide
    4. Questioning What We Know
    5. In Homes, Not Shacks! Interrogating Readings
    6. A Toolbox for Writing
    7. Critique Leavened with Love
    8. Coda—Teaching
  15. Chapter 6. Research: A Web of Writing Practices and Publics
    1. Writing Practices
    2. Research Posters Taped to Walls
    3. “There We Are on the Map”
    4. Located in Journal Articles
    5. Yellow Pages in Every Household
    6. “That’s My Book!”
    7. “The Story of Sewende Laan Is like a Book”
    8. Spinning Off, Student Research
    9. An Archive across the City
    10. An Interwoven Web
    11. Coda—Publications
  16. Chapter 7. Theorizing the City Otherwise
    1. In Stories of Collaboration
    2. In Ordinary Words
    3. In Verbs—In the “Doing Words” of Practice
    4. Theorizing in Partnership
  17. In Memory of Gertrude Square
  18. Bibliography
  19. Index
  20. Series List

GEOGRAPHIES OF JUSTICE AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

SERIES EDITORS

Mathew Coleman, Ohio State University

Ishan Ashutosh, Indiana University Bloomington

FOUNDING EDITOR

Nik Heynen, University of Georgia

ADVISORY BOARD

Deborah Cowen, University of Toronto

Zeynep Gambetti, Boğaziçi University

Geoff Mann, Simon Fraser University

James McCarthy, Clark University

Beverley Mullings, Queen’s University

Harvey Neo, Singapore University of Technology and Design

Geraldine Pratt, University of British Columbia

Ananya Roy, University of California, Los Angeles

Michael Watts, University of California, Berkeley

Ruth Wilson Gilmore, CUNY Graduate Center

Jamie Winders, Syracuse University

Melissa W. Wright, Pennsylvania State University

Brenda S. A. Yeoh, National University of Singapore

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