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Digital Lives in the Global City: Contesting Infrastructures

✍ Scribed by Deborah Cowen (editor), Alexis Mitchell (editor), Emily Paradis (editor), Brett Story (editor)


Publisher
University of British Columbia Press
Year
2020
Tongue
English
Leaves
308
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


Tackling important contemporary issues, this accessible book will speak to a wide public audience with interest in urban culture as well as to scholars of geography, media studies, architecture, cultural studies, science and technology studies, urban studies, and women and gender studies.

✦ Table of Contents


Contents
Foreword: The Towers in the World, the World in the Towers β€’ Katerina Cizek
Foreword: When Localities Go Global β€’ Saskia Sassen
Introduction β€’ Deborah Cowen, Alexis Mitchell, Emily Paradis, Brett Story
TORONTO
Digital Debt in a Precarious City β€’ Emily Paradis, Heather Frise
Toronto’s Unsecure(d) Urban Debtscape β€’ Alan Walks
Automating Social Inequality β€’ Krystle Maki
ACORN’s Campaign for Affordable Access β€’ Judy Duncan, ACORN
Transmutations β€’ Nehal El-Hadi
SECURITY AND SURVEILLANCE
Digital Borders and Urban Worlds β€’ Stephen Graham
Audre Lorde’s File and June Jordan’s Skyrise β€’ Simone Browne
Policing the Future(s) β€’ R. Josh Scannell
Policing Borders through Sound β€’ Anja Kanngieser
Big Data Meet Location Monitoring β€’ James Kilgore
Digital Apartheid β€’ Visualizing Impact
MUMBAI
Mumbai Rising, Buildings Falling β€’ Emily Paradis, Brett Story, Deborah Cowen
On β€œMarket-Friendly” Planning in Mumbai β€’ Hussain Indorewala, Shweta Wag
Kashaf Siddique on Being Precariously Home in the Suburbs β€’ Deborah Cowen, Kashaf Siddique
Dispatch from Mumbai β€’ Deborah Cowen, Paramita Nath
#WhyLoiter β€’ Shilpa Phadke, Sameera Khan
SHIFTING AND SCRIPTING URBAN LIVES
High-Altitude Protests and Necropolitical Digits β€’ Ju Hui Judy Han
Terabytes of Love β€’ Indu Vashist
The Most Hated Woman in Israel β€’ Shaka McGlotten
DIY WI-FI β€’ Heather Frise
Network Dislocations β€’ Nicole Starosielski
SINGAPORE
The Labour of Global City Building β€’ Alexis Mitchell, Deborah Cowen
Skyline of Dreams β€’ Grace Baey
Sunny Island Set in the Sea β€’ Charmaine Chua
Singapore as β€œBest Home” β€’ Natalie Oswin
Not another Cinderella Story β€’ Symon James-Wilson
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Index


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