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DEADLINE EXTENDED UP TO FEB, 10!We are pleased to announce that the deadline of abstract submission has been extended up to February 10. We hope that you enjoy the program of the conference including keynote lectures by Suzi Hall, Jesús Leal and Martina Löw, thematic sessions and informal activities in Madrid.Inequalities and uncertainty can be discussed in the relation to the following topics:    Visibility and invisibility of urban inequalities and uncertainty    Individual and collective strategies of coping with contemporary urban challenges at the neighbourhood level    Class, gender, age and ethnicity as factors of inequalities and uncertainty    Urban policies and institutional effectiveness in times of crisis    Social responses to crisis - from everyday life practices to contemporary urban social movements    Spatiality and the new geographies of inequalities and uncertainty    (Im)mobility of urban inequalities – urban inequalities of (im)mobility    Urban sustainability and global environmental crisis    Innovative methodological contributions of urban sociology for studies on social inequalities and uncertaintyIn this conference we also wish to celebrate and bring into the discussion the works of two social scientists who greatly contributed to Urban Sociology and Urban Studies in general: Lefebvre and Simmel. In that sense, we propose two additional topics:   Reading Henri Lefebvre’s “The Right to the City”, 50 years later.   Georg Simmel (1858-1918): reflecting on his multiple contributions for Urban SociologyWe welcome proposals exploring theoretical, methodological, and empirical issues.Submit your abstracts to the ESA RN37. Midterm conference "Inequality and uncertainty: current challenges for cities" here.