Urban inequality in a material world finds expression in living and dead wood, apparent in myriad urban forms: from signs to distinction, through urban greening, to precarious housing.

Entry halls and their employees in condominium blocks are living archives of urban knowledge on inequality, intimacy, and hospitality.

From competing legal frameworks to the complex relations between law, ethics, and practice - life on earth develops under the conditions of multinormativity.

Building urban alliances along shared experiences but different social, political, and ethical reference frameworks accross world regions.

Assembling social hierarchies in Rio de Janeiro when newcomers from Africa and Europe arrive in the 21st century.

Living with difference in Casamance (Senegal) and Catalonia (Spain). Changing the debate on "integration".