Between fault lines and front lines : shifting power in an unequal world

Introduction: Between fault lines and front lines : shifting power in an unequal world / Katja Hujo and Maggie Carter -- Global economic inequalities : trends and drivers / Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Vladimir Popov -- Socio-spatial inequalities and intergenerational dependencies / Julie MacLeavy and David Manley -- Keep it in the family : inequality in access to capital on Wall Street / Megan Tobias Neely -- Rewiring the social contract : economic inclusion and the gig economy in Nigeria / Kate Meagher -- Understanding risks of reproducing inequalities in the implementation of inclusion policies : Brazil, Mexico and Peru / Roberto Pires -- City-to-city cooperation and the promise of a democratic "right to the city" / Fritz Nganje -- Elites, ideas and the politics of inclusive development / Tom Lavers -- Who are the elite, what do they think about inequality and why does it matter? Lessons from Brazil and South Africa / Graziella Moraes Silva, Matias López, Elisa Reis and Chana Teeger -- Elite ideology, public opinion and the persistence of poverty and inequality in East and Southern Africa / Jeremy Seekings -- Othering and solidarity in twentieth-century agrarian California : lessons from cross-sector alliances for progressive political change / Antonio Roman-Alcalá -- Building networks, bridging divides? Organizational experiences of paid domestic workers in Uruguay and Paraguay / Raquel Rojas Scheffer -- Informal workers co-producing social services in the Global South : political strategy towards a new social contract? / Laura Alfers -- Epilogue: Oneness versus the 1 percent : economic polarization and the threat to freedom / Vandana Shiva.