"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"--
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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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