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Chapter 1 — Italo Pardo and Giuliana B. Prato, Introduction: Urban Ethnography Matters(PART I) Paradigmatic ReflectionsChapter 2 — Moshe Shokeid, From Jaffa to New York: The Scope of Urban AnthropologyChapter 3 — Italo Pardo, Between Stereotype and Bad Governance: An Italian EthnographyChapter 4 — Giuliana B. Prato, Rethinking the City as Urban Community: Views from South EuropeChapter 5 — Jerome Krase, The Multitude of Approaches to Urban Ethnography: Blessing or Curse? (PART II) Everyday Practices and ChallengesChapter 6 — Janaki Abraham, The Lives of Others: The Production and Influence of Neighbourhood Cultures in Urban IndiaChapter 7 — Gary Armstrong and  James Rosbrook-Thompson, The Beginnings and the Ends: A ‘Superdiverse’ London Housing EstateChapter 9 — Fran Markowitz, Betwixt and Between in Beer-Sheva: Consumption and Chronotopes in the Negev(PART III) Coping with Economic and Political AgendasChapter 10 — Manos Spyridakis, Shipbuilding Decline and Dubious Futures: A Greek Ethnography of Creative DestructionChapter 11 — Judy Arnold, Navigating the Seas of the World of Unemployment in AmericaChapter 12 — Judith N. DeSena, ‘Swimming against the Tide’: Working Class Discourse on Gentrification in Northern BrooklynChapter 13 — László Kürti, The Plow and the Stallion: Political Turmoil in a Working-class District of BudapestChapter 14 — Corine Védrine, From the Ban on Enjoyment to the Injunction to Enjoy: The Post-industrial City and its New Spaces of ControlChapter 16 — Dolores Koenig, Multiple Positionality: A Challenge for West African UrbanistsChapter 17 — Michel Rautenberg, The Strength of Weak Heritages: Urbanity, Utopias and the Commitment to Intangible HeritageChapter 18 — Iain Lindsay, Sport and the City: Olympic Games and the Reimagining of East LondonChapter 19 — Kamel Labdouni, A Revolution of the Urban Lifestyle in China? Urban Politics and Community Experience in Harbin(PART V) Change and Grassroots DynamicsChapter 20 — Lucy Koechlin and Till Förster, Secondary Cities and the Formation of Political Space in West and East Africa <^chapter 21="" —="" matsuda="" motoji,="" two="" types="" of="" community-based="" organizations="" in="" urban="" africa Chapter 22 — Cynthia Gonzalez, Urban Ethnography: Nothing About Us Without Us Is For UsChapter 23 — Fotini Tsibiridou, An Ethnography of Space, Creative Dissent and Reflective Nostalgia in the City Centre of Global Istanbul(PART VI) Transnational UrbanitiesChapter 24 — Robyn Andrews, Anglo-Indians: Buying into Nationhood?Chapter 25 — Vytis Ciubrinskas, Transnational Fragmentation of Globality: Eastern-European Post-socialist Strategies in ChicagoChapter 26 — Sidney A. da Silva, Haitians in Manaus: Challenges of the Sociocultural Insertion Process of InclusionChapter 27 — Christian Giordano, Imagined Multiculturalism in a Malaysian Town: Ideological Constructions and Empirical Evidences(PART VII) Urbanity beyond the CityChapter 28 — Liora Sarfati, Urban Development and Vernacular Religious Landscapes in SeoulChapter 29 — Andrea Boscoboinik, Becoming Cities, Losing Paradise? Gentrification in the Swiss AlpsChapter 30 — Margarida Fernandes, Unfolding Lisbon: An Anthropologist Gazes at a Capital CityChapter 31 — Talbot Rogers, Lost in the Shuffle: Urban African-American Students Cast into a Rural White University in the United States