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1 online resource (255 p.) |
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Illustrations -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword: Post-Growth and the Ontology of "Not Yet" -- Part 1 Beginning -- 1 Uncoupling Planning and Economic Growth: Towards Post-Growth Urban Principles: An Introduction -- 1. Introduction -- 2. What Is Post-Growth? A Brief Outline of an Emerging Field -- 3. Towards Post-Growth Planning Theories and Practices -- 3.1 Dwelling -- 3.2 Moving -- 3.3 Governing -- 3.4 Regulating -- 3.5 Nurturing -- 3.6 Being |
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4. Envisioning Post-Growth Planning Action and Its Vocabulary -- References -- 2 When Greening Is Not Degrowth: Cost-Shifting Insights -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Cost-Shifting and Greening -- 3. Regional Cost-Shifting of NBS: The Eco-City of Tianjin, China -- 4. Short-Distance Cost-Shifting of NBS: The Glòries Park in Barcelona, Spain -- 5. Contesting Cost-Shifting in Renewable Energy Planning in Catalonia, Spain -- 6. The Increasing Demand for Lithium in Green Transitions, and Its Long-Range Cost-Shifting -- 7. Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Part 2 Dwelling |
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3 Housing Commons as a Degrowth Planning Practice: Learning From Amsterdam's De Nieuwe Meent -- 1. Degrowth, Autonomy and Commoning -- 2. The Institutional Architecture of Housing Commons From a Degrowth Perspective -- 3. A Degrowth Housing Collective: Autonomy in De Nieuwe Meent -- 4. Distributing Commissioning, Management, Inclusion and Income Rights -- 5. Housing Commons as a Transitional Practice Towards Degrowth? -- References -- 4 Dwelling Beyond Growth: Negotiating the State, Mutualism and Commons -- 1. Dwelling Beyond Growth -- 1.1 The State, Mutualism and Commoning |
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1.2 Enabling and Disabling Mechanisms -- 1.3 Case Studies and Methods -- 2. The Lilac Cooperative: Creating a Degrowth, Mutual Housing Commons -- 2.1 The Role of the State -- 2.2 Creating Degrowth Through Mutualism -- 2.3 Housing Commons and Degrowth -- 3. The Radical Twenty-First-Century Housing Cooperative Movement in Zürich -- 3.1 The State and City as Bulwark -- 3.2 Mutualism and Solidarity -- 3.3 Commons and Co-Governance -- 4. Conclusion -- References -- Part 3 Moving -- 5 Individual Well-Being Beyond Mobility Growth? -- 1. Background and Vision |
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2. The COVID-19 Pandemic as the Trigger of a Global Experiment in a Post-Mobility Growth Society? -- 2.1 Access -- 2.2 Competence -- 2.3 Appropriation and Meaning -- 2.4 Materials -- 3. Conclusions and Discussion: What Do We Need to Know and Do? -- Notes -- References -- 6 Beyond the Rule of Growth in the Transport Sector: Towards "Clumsy Mobility Solutions"? -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Dominant Pro-Growth Mobility Narrative (And Its Drawbacks) -- 3. The Alternative Mobility Narratives (And Their Drawbacks) -- 4. Mobility, Time, and Value -- 5. A Typology of Transport-Related Worldviews |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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6. Towards Clumsy Mobility Solutions for Post-Growth Transport Planning |
| Subject |
City planning -- Environmental aspects
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Sociology, Urban
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City planning -- Environmental aspects.
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Sociology, Urban.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Ferreira, António
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von Schönfeld, Kim Carlotta
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| ISBN |
9781000584042 |
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1000584046 |
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