Cities and Protests: Perspectives in Spatial Criticism

Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Contributors
Section I – The Imperative for Protests
	Sorry (Not) for the Inconvenience • Zeba Rizvi
	Understanding the Place of Protest through Spatial Criticism • Mamta Mantri
	Where There Was Noise: Reclaiming Spaces across Kolkata during the Hok Kolorob Movement • Shaoni Pramanik
Section II – Protests For and By Women
	Occupying Space: Indian Feminist Movements in the 21st Century • Shruti Sareen
	Delhi Rape Protests of 2012 from a Spatial Perspective • Swati Bakshi
	Un Violadoren Tu Camino: A Protest Song against Gender Violence in Illustrations • Zeba Rizvi
Section III – The Spatial Politics of Protests
	Subverting Mainstream Space: How Shaheen Bagh Enabled Resistance • Himalika Mohanty
	In Search of Alternative Spaces: Reconstructing Dialectics between Space and Protest • Anoop Kumar and Mamta Mantri
	Protesting Peripheries: Exploring the Determinants of Protest Space in Three Neighborhoods of Delhi • Sumedha Chakraborty
Section IV – Expressions of Protests
	A Series of Illustrations on Protests Around the World • Zeba Rizvi
	Cities of Protests and Poetry: The Rhetoric of Urban Dissidence • Sreejata Roy
	Hindi Cinema as a Theater of Protests: Some Observations • Devapriya Sanyal and Mamta Mantri
	Shaheen Bagh Saunterings • Nayanika Chatterjee and Mamta Mantri