Hacking suburban social infrastructure: glitch subjects and queer practices of social reproduction.

Infrastructure – material and social – enables urban life for some people and not others. Unevenly distributed between centers and peripheries, it affords differential capacities for action and shapes regimes of social reproductive labor. This paper explores Toronto's queer suburbanisms, foregroundi...

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Published in:	Urban Geography Vol. 46; no. 9; pp. 1943 - 1970
Main Authors:	Bain, Alison L., Sharp, B. Wiley
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Nov2025
Subjects:	Markham (Ont.) Canada Mississauga (Ont.) Brampton (Ont.) Toronto (Ont.) Suburbs LGBTQ+ people Social reproduction LGBTQ+ culture LGBTQ+ studies Urban geography Social norms Architectural philosophy
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