Ordinary and Extraordinary Harms in the City Jamie Sue Bodenlos we look to all sorts

we look to all sorts of everyday activities--from eating and parenting to dating and voting--for the identity

I wholeheartedly recommend this new publication from SAGE' - Professor Stephen J

Taking a more neutral view

University of Edinburgh

Scholars and advanced students of international relations will find this book to be an invaluable resource that transforms our understanding of global politics

Ordinary and Extraordinary Harms in the City Jamie Sue Bodenlos we look to all sortsThis book, based on original research in Melbourne, Australia, explores the spatial politics of urban expansion both upwards and outwards as the city continues to colonize non urban areas around its fringes. The everyday decisions and tools bound up in urban growth accelerate a malign colonization of land, resources, air and water, thereby exacerbating a broad variety of social and environmental harms. In addition to the quotidian nature of urban