How cities will save the world : urban innovation in the face of population flows, climate change and economic inequality / edited by Ray Brescia, John Travis Marshall.
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| Language: | English |
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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,
[2016]
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| Series: | Urban planning and environment.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Cities and the financial crisis / Ray Brescia
- 2. Assessing metropolitan resiliency : laying the foundation for urban sustainability / John Travis Marshall
- 3. Avoiding Atlantis : protecting urban cultural heritage from disaster / Ryan Rowbetty
- 4. Moving to safety? Opportunities to reduce vulnerability through relocation and resettlement policy / Marla Nelson and Renia Ehrenfeucht
- 5. Developing the sustainable city : Curitiba, Brazil, as a case study / Hannah-Ruth Gustafsson and Elizabeth A. Kelly
- 6. Exploring options for urban sustainability in an era of scarce water resources : a possible ban on lawns / Sarah B. Schindler
- 7. Think global, pay local / Ray Brescia
- 8. Cities and immigration reform : national policy from the bottom up / John DeStefano, Jr.
- 9. Can charter schools save cities? Social capital and urban public education / John A. Lovett
- 10. Cities seeking justice : local government litigation in the public interest / Kathleen S. Morris
- 11. Strategic code compliance enforcement : a prescription for resilient communities / Kermit J. Lind
- 12. Renegotiating the constituent's role in urban governance : participatory budgeting in New York City / Celina Su
- 13. Financing urban transportation infrastructure : old and new approaches for funding urban regeneration and resiliency : the Atlanta example / M. Becht Neel and Julian Conrad Juergensmeyer.