Following a recent growth of interest in questions of justice and the city, this paper considers
how the work of contemporary critical urbanists compares with earlier accounts of urban …

Feminist theorists in geography and beyond have long been calling for an ethic of care to be
considered alongside justice as a normative ideal that can assist us in repairing our world. In …

To better understand injustice in our cities, and to understand how vulnerability to impacts of
climate change is constructed, scholars have noted that we need to incorporate multiple …

This book will speak to the new human epoch, the Urban Age. A majority of humanity now
lives for the first time in cities. The city, the highest invention of the modern age, is now the …

A growing body of scholarship examines new cities being built from scratch that are
developed and governed by the private sector. While this scholarship explores discourse …

Diversity is a concept that Jane Jacobs places at the heart of her work and that Susan
Fainstein similarly identifies as central to the definition of a just city. But what is the …

This paper explores the relation between resilience, justice and recognition through a case
study of resilience planning in the Greater Miami Region. Greater Miami resilience plans …

Waterfront redevelopment projects have often been criticized for prioritizing attractive
skylines and glittering facades over the needs of local communities. Recently, however, they …

In urban theory our knowledge of actually existing justice practices in the city are limited. In
contrast, our collective knowledge of the ways an ethic of care is practised is better …

This article proposes strengthening equity planning by incorporating an antisubordination
perspective. An antisubordination approach holds that planning must directly address …