Social Geographies

Exploring eight spatial scales, the book examines how various social identities—such as gender, race, class, and sexuality—are constructed and contested within these spaces. Each chapter delves into the complex interrelations and movements of diverse individuals, highlighting themes of belonging, control, and exclusion. The narrative addresses the tensions between homogeneity and difference, as well as the dynamics of order and disorder, revealing how different occupants interpret and interact with their environments.