Doing tolerance : urban interventions and forms of participation / María do Mar Castro Varela, Barış Ülker (eds.)

Includes bibliographical references and index

Acknowledgments -- Doing tolerance and the question of urban citizenship: an introduction -- I. Conceptual Reflections: 1. Measuring, exhibiting, and mobilizing tolerance in Berlin -- 2. Solidarity and the city: a complicated story -- 3. The promise and limits of participatory discourses and practices -- II. Controlling and Mapping: 4. 'Danger zones': how policing space legitimizes policing race -- 5. Behind the walls of Paris: the inhabited history of space in the Parisian Banlieues -- 6. Spiriting away the bad urbanite: from the Topkapi Bus Terminal to the Panorama Museum -- III. Defending the City: 7. Practices of commoning and urban citizenship -- 8. Resistance and gift-giving: Gezi Park -- 9. We disperse to Berlin: transnational entanglements of LGBTI+ Movement(s) in Turkey -- 10. What do claims for participation tell us about city planning? The experience of defenders of an environmental protected area in Bogota, Colombia -- IV. Protest and Resistance: 11. Protest in the metropolis: symbolism in play from the Queen's Pier conservation struggle to the Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong -- 12. What the hell has gone wrong in Egypt?

How is tolerance reflected in urban space? Which urban actors are involved in the practices and narratives of tolerance? What are the limits of tolerance? The edited volume answers these questions by considering different forms of urban in/exclusion and participatory citizenship