The Space between Us

Explore the intersection of geography, psychology, and politics with this insightful book. The Space Between Us reveals how our perceptions of race, ethnicity, and religion are influenced by the places where we live and interact. With examples from cities around the world and a mix of research techniques, including field experiments and big data analysis, Enos illuminates how social geography shapes our interactions and understanding of other groups. Personal accounts from the field make this a compelling read for both experts and general readers.