Explore key concepts in urban studies through this comprehensive 90-minute video lecture. Delve into a wide range of topics including the blasé attitude of urban life, capitalism, class structures, community dynamics, and the creative class. Examine crucial ideas such as defensive design, culture of poverty, discourse, ethnonationalism, and globalization of culture. Investigate concepts like hegemony, identity, intersectionality, moral panics, and nationality. Analyze neoliberalism, politics of representation, popular culture, positionality, and reflexivity. Study race, ethnicity, sex, gender, sexuality, structure, agency, and subcultures. Learn about the Panopticon, propaganda model of media, right to the city, solidarity, structural functionalism, urbanization, and urban anthropology. Gain insights into recognizing bias in academic essays, all explained in concise two-minute segments.