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When we think about equality in the city, we are very likely to think first of the wide and growing divide between rich and poor, in material terms. Yet when we think more about a 'city of equals' it becomes apparent that how people feel treated by the city and those around them, and whether they can live according to their values, are much more central. Accordingly, combining their own reflections, a multi-disciplinary literature review, and, distinctively, more than 180 interviews in 10 cities in 6 countries, Wolff and de Shalit have derived an account of a city of equals based on the idea that it should give each of its city-zens a secure sense of place or belonging.
Four underlying values structure this account. First, access to the goods and services of the city should not be based purely on the market. Second, each person should be able to live a life they find meaningful. Third, there should be diversity and wide social mixing. Fourth, there should be 'non-deferential inclusion': each person should be able to get access to what they are entitled to without being treated as less worthy than others. They should be able to enjoy their rights without bowing and scraping, waiting longer than others, or going through special bureaucratic hurdles. In sum, in a city of equals each person is proud of their city and has the (justified) feeling that their city is proud of (people like) them.

Landscape citizenships : a conversation among treaty people / James Bird, Ange Loft, and Jane Wolff -- Unearthing citizenships in waste landscapes / Catherine De Almeida -- Narrating landscape citizenship on the coast : conflicting views from the Bulgarian Black Sea and Yorkshire North Sea Shores / Anna S. Antonova -- Superkilen : coloniality, citizenship, and border politics / Burcu Yigit Turan -- Avuncular architectures : queer futurity and life economies / Tim Waterman and Eglé Pačkauskaité -- Situating landscape citizenships : borders, margins, hybridity, and the uncanny / Joern Langhorst -- Bordercrossing : landscapes of mestizaje, citizenship, and translation / Ewa Majewska -- Spatial inequalities and marginalization : displaced syrians in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon / Maria Gabriella Trovato -- The constructed identity of disaster aid workers and their place in the affected community / Mary M. Nelan -- Beirut's public realm and the discourse of landscape citizenships / Jala Makhzoumi -- Working with uncertainties : living with masterplanning at Elephant and Castle / Ed Wall -- Legacies of violence : citizenship and sovereignty on contested lands / Danika Cooper -- The common line project : lines, landscapes, and digital citizenships / John Wylie, Paula Crutchlow, Volkhardt Muller, John Drever, Pete Jiadong Qiang, and Chris Hunt -- Wondering through the looking glass, and back out of the "box"? A meta-epilogue / Kenneth R. Olwig.

Palina Jonsdottir wächst im späten 19. Jahrhundert in einer abgelegenen Gegend im Südosten Islands auf. Sie leidet unter den Spannungen, die das Familienleben prägen. Und als sie sich in den schwindsüchtigen Sveinn verliebt, den ihr Vater ablehnt, bahnt sich eine Tragödie an