"The story of twelve exemplary planning and urban design interventions illustrates a holistic framework for pursuing equity-centered urban resilience in the face of climate change"--
"The story of twelve exemplary planning and urban design interventions illustrates a holistic framework for pursuing equity-centered urban resilience in the face of climate change"--
Zachary B. Lamb is Assistant Professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley. His research investigates how urban design and planning shape uneven vulnerability and adaptation to climate change. Lawrence J. Vale is Associate Dean and Ford Professor of Urban Design and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is best known for Architecture, Power, and National Identity and the coedited volume The Resilient City.
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Contents Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction: Urbanization, Inequality, and Climate Crisis Part I: Environment Equitably Resilient Environments: Knowledge, Protection, and Ecological Vitality Case 1. Gentilly Resilience District: Ambitious Aims and Political Perils in Post-Katrina New Orleans Case 2. Paraisópolis: Seeking Environmentally Secure Housing in a São Paulo Favela Case 3. Paris OASIS: Co-Design for Heat-Adaptive Schoolyard Renovations Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Environments Part II: Security Equitably Resilient Security: Stability, Cohesion, and Recognition Case 4. Pasadena Trails: Resident-Owned Resilience in Manufactured Home Parks Case 5. Comunidad María Auxiliadora: Seeking Water and Security in Cochabamba, Bolivia Case 6. Baan Mankong: “People-Driven” Secure Housing in Bangkok Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Security Part III: Livelihoods Equitably Resilient Livelihoods: Capacity, Accommodation, and Access Case 7. Living Cully: Environmental Wealth Building in a Portland Neighborhood Case 8. Yerwada In-Situ Upgrading: Preserving and Growing Place-Based Livelihoods in Pune, India Case 9. From Dafen Village to Dafen Oil Painting Village: Selective Advancement of Livelihoods in Shenzhen Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Livelihoods Part IV: Governance Equitably Resilient Governance: Self-Efficacy, Control, and Influence Case 10. Thunder Valley: Regenerating Self-Sovereignty on the Pine Ridge Reservation Case 11. Community-Generated Public Space Projects in Nairobi’s Kibera Settlements Case 12. Caño Martín Peña: Building Channels for Equitable Governance in San Juan Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Governance Conclusion: Axioms of Equitable Resilience Notes Index
Contents Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction: Urbanization, Inequality, and Climate Crisis Part I: Environment Equitably Resilient Environments: Knowledge, Protection, and Ecological Vitality Case 1. Gentilly Resilience District: Ambitious Aims and Political Perils in Post-Katrina New Orleans Case 2. Paraisópolis: Seeking Environmentally Secure Housing in a São Paulo Favela Case 3. Paris OASIS: Co-Design for Heat-Adaptive Schoolyard Renovations Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Environments Part II: Security Equitably Resilient Security: Stability, Cohesion, and Recognition Case 4. Pasadena Trails: Resident-Owned Resilience in Manufactured Home Parks Case 5. Comunidad María Auxiliadora: Seeking Water and Security in Cochabamba, Bolivia Case 6. Baan Mankong: “People-Driven” Secure Housing in Bangkok Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Security Part III: Livelihoods Equitably Resilient Livelihoods: Capacity, Accommodation, and Access Case 7. Living Cully: Environmental Wealth Building in a Portland Neighborhood Case 8. Yerwada In-Situ Upgrading: Preserving and Growing Place-Based Livelihoods in Pune, India Case 9. From Dafen Village to Dafen Oil Painting Village: Selective Advancement of Livelihoods in Shenzhen Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Livelihoods Part IV: Governance Equitably Resilient Governance: Self-Efficacy, Control, and Influence Case 10. Thunder Valley: Regenerating Self-Sovereignty on the Pine Ridge Reservation Case 11. Community-Generated Public Space Projects in Nairobi’s Kibera Settlements Case 12. Caño Martín Peña: Building Channels for Equitable Governance in San Juan Learning from Three Struggles for Equitably Resilient Governance Conclusion: Axioms of Equitable Resilience Notes Index
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