Cities of whiteness

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Shaw challenges ideas about urban change, race and cosmopolitan urbanism. By questioning the notion of white ethnicity and engaging with indigenous peoples' experiences of whiteness, this work provides different ways of seeing cities and of conceptualising the processes of power that are at work within them.

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