TY - BOOK AU - Albrecht,Jessica AU - Sarkar,Sanchali TI - Queer(ing) Urban Space: Histories, Tactics, Futures in a Glocal World T2 - Social Sciences E-Books Online, Collection 2026 SN - 9789004748392 AV - N5305 U1 - 709 23 PY - 2026/// CY - Leiden, Boston PB - Brill KW - Art History KW - Social Sciences N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures and Tables -- Preface -- 1 Introduction -- Jessica A. Albrecht and Sanchali Sarkar -- Part 1 Creating the Queer in Urban Space -- 2 Pinay Femmes Dwelling in Hesitation: Spatiality Tactics in Urban Manila -- Claudia C. Lodia -- 3 “ Only Northeast Contact ”: Navigating the Racialisation of Northeast Indians on Gay Dating Apps in Delhi -- Lobsang Norbu Bhutia -- 4 Breaking the Surface: Unveiling Water Security Along the Gender Spectrum in Urban Landscapes -- Subham Mukherjee and Trude Sundberg -- Part 2 Disrupted Space -- 5 Challenging “the Queer”: Elite Girls’ Schools as Queer Heterotopias in Urban Sri Lanka -- Jessica A. Albrecht -- 6 Can a Feminist City Be More than Gender-Just? Assessment Through the Lens of India -- Srestha Chatterjee -- 7 London Liberties: the Metropolis Through the Eyes of Victorian Writer Amy Levy -- Ruth Quante -- Part 3 Queer Desires and Futures -- 8 Spaces of Minoritised Epistemologies -- Maya Nitis -- 9 Towards the Liberation of ‘Terf Island’? a Phenomenological Approach to Gender(s) and Space(s) in Britain -- Paul Thompson -- Index N2 - Queer(ing) Urban Space: Histories, Tactics, and Futures in a Glocal World brings together case studies on queerness and queering in urban spaces across diverse global contexts. Engaging with power, narrative, and desire, it responds to calls for new urban epistemologies beyond Western normative frameworks. The volume foregrounds intersections between Global North and South, exploring how colonial legacies, legal regimes, and spatial politics shape queer life. While research on queer access to public space has focused on Western cities, this book highlights underexplored contexts in the Global South, offering critical insights into how queerness challenges, negotiates, and reimagines the cis-heteronormative logics of urban modernity UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789004748392 ER -