Introduction: Peace as spatial and relational practice emerging in everyday public spaces (Christine Mady, Stefania Ragozino and Karina Landman) Part I – COMFORT Chapter 1 New spaces of social and ethical engagement of fashion in post-socialist cities (Monika Murzyn-Kupisz) Chapter 2 Navigating Comfort and Peace: The Social Production of peace and comfort in Tshwane’s Public Spaces (Kundani Makakavhule) Chapter 3 Un-Making Comfort, Re-Making the Commons: Entangled Histories of Domestic and Public Space Dispossession (Maria Anita Palumbo) Part II – NEGOTIATION Chapter 4 Micro-negotiations of Fragile Peace: Public spaces and urban cultures in Johannesburg North (Vuyiswa Letsoko and Eric Makoni) Chapter 5 Non-violent struggles and collective heritage-making as emancipatory: Insights from Southern Italy (Giusy Pappalardo) Chapter 6 Observing everyday negotiations of informality: Street vendors’ political and spatial agency in Central Cúcuta, Colombia (Diego Andres Pinzon Quesada) Chapter 7 Public spaces in remote areas: Differing visions of the future (Matej Nikšič) Part III – CO-EXISTENCE Chapter 8 Co-existence in the planning and use of a multifunctional public space – case Maunula House in Helsinki (Emilia Palonen, Kanerva Kuokkanen and Eurídice Hernández) Chapter 9 What now with all the affects? Affective urbanism between hope and disillusionment (Tihomir Viderman) Chapter 10 Inhabiting the night, conflict, negotiation and co-existence in public spaces after dark (Andres F. Ramirez, Claire Nelischer and Gus Wendel) Chapter 11 Re-imagining contested urban peripheries as biocultural habitats for kinship in the City of Tshwane (Dayle Shand) Commentary: Time to Crack out of our Shell. A Conversation with Jana Nakhal to reflect on Spatial Justice in Unfair Territories (Chiara Belingardi, Stefania Ragozino and Jana Nakhal) Conclusion: How crucial is peace in everyday public space? (Christine Mady, Stefania Ragozino and Karina Landman)