Michael Keith is Professor at COMPAS, University of OxfordAndreza A. De Souza Santos is a Lecturer at the Latin American Centre, University of Oxford

• 1 Introduction: Urban transformation and public health in future cities – Michael Keith and Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos 2 Mental health, stress and the contemporary metropolis – Nikolas Rose 3 Feminised urban futures, healthy cities and violence against women and girls (VAWG): Transnational reflections from Brazilians in London and Maré, Rio de Janeiro – Cathy McIlwaine, Miriam Krenzinger, Yara Evans and Eliana Sousa Silva4 Understanding the relationships between wellbeing and mobility in the unequal city: The case of community initiatives promoting cycling and walking in São Paulo and London – Tim Schwanen and Denver V. Nixon5 Urban (sanitation) transformation in China: A Toilet Revolution and its socio-eco-technical entanglements – Deljana Iossifova 6 The food environment and health in African cities: Analysing the linkages and exploring possibilities for improving health and wellbeing – Warren Smit7 Urban mental health and the moral economies of suffering in a ‘broken city’: Reinventing depression among Rio de Janeiro urban dwellers – Leandro David Wenceslau and Francisco Ortega 8 Violence as a language of construction and deconstruction in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil – Luiz Eduardo Soares9 Conclusion: City DNA, public health and a new urban imaginary – Michael Keith and Andreza Aruska de Souza SantosIndex

Michael Keith is Professor at COMPAS, University of OxfordAndreza A. De Souza Santos is a Lecturer at the Latin American Centre, University of Oxford

• 1 Introduction: Urban transformation and public health in future cities – Michael Keith and Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos 2 Mental health, stress and the contemporary metropolis – Nikolas Rose 3 Feminised urban futures, healthy cities and violence against women and girls (VAWG): Transnational reflections from Brazilians in London and Maré, Rio de Janeiro – Cathy McIlwaine, Miriam Krenzinger, Yara Evans and Eliana Sousa Silva4 Understanding the relationships between wellbeing and mobility in the unequal city: The case of community initiatives promoting cycling and walking in São Paulo and London – Tim Schwanen and Denver V. Nixon5 Urban (sanitation) transformation in China: A Toilet Revolution and its socio-eco-technical entanglements – Deljana Iossifova 6 The food environment and health in African cities: Analysing the linkages and exploring possibilities for improving health and wellbeing – Warren Smit7 Urban mental health and the moral economies of suffering in a ‘broken city’: Reinventing depression among Rio de Janeiro urban dwellers – Leandro David Wenceslau and Francisco Ortega 8 Violence as a language of construction and deconstruction in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil – Luiz Eduardo Soares9 Conclusion: City DNA, public health and a new urban imaginary – Michael Keith and Andreza Aruska de Souza SantosIndex