In this book urban gardening is critically discussed as socio-political action which addresses spatial justice as well as social cohesion, inclusiveness, social innovations and equity in cities.
In this book urban gardening is critically discussed as socio-political action which addresses spatial justice as well as social cohesion, inclusiveness, social innovations and equity in cities.
Chiara Certomà is MSCA Research Fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Development at Ghent University Susan Noori is an Independent Social Researcher Martin Sondermann is Head of the Research Department 'Society and Culture' at the Academy for Spatial Research and Planning
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Foreword by Runrid Fox-Kämper 1 Urban gardening and the quest for just uses of space in Europe - Chiara Certomà, Martin Sondermann and Susan Noori 2 Conflation in political gardening: concepts and practice - Lucy Rose Wright and Ross Fraser Young 3 City wastelands: creating places of vernacular democracy - Beata J. Gawryszewska, Maciej Lepkowski And Anna Wilczynska 4 Temporary urban landscapes and urban gardening: re-inventing open space in Greece and Switzerland - Sofia Nikolaidou 5 Urban gardening and spatial justice from a mid-size city perspective: the case of Ortobello Urban Garden - Giuseppe Aliperti and Silvia Sarti 6 Community gardening for integrated urban renewal in Copenhagen: securing or denying minorities' right to the city? - Parama Roy 7 Limits to growth? Why gardening has limited success growing inclusive communities - Hannah Pitt 8 Is urban gardening a source of wellbeing and just freedom? A Capability Approach based analysis from the UK and Ireland - Alma Clavin 9 Food for all? Critically evaluating the role of the Incredible Edible movement in the UK - Michael Hardman, Mags Adams, Melissa Barker and Luke Beesley 10 The foreseen future of urban gardening - Efrat Eizenberg Index
Foreword by Runrid Fox-Kämper 1 Urban gardening and the quest for just uses of space in Europe - Chiara Certomà, Martin Sondermann and Susan Noori 2 Conflation in political gardening: concepts and practice - Lucy Rose Wright and Ross Fraser Young 3 City wastelands: creating places of vernacular democracy - Beata J. Gawryszewska, Maciej Lepkowski And Anna Wilczynska 4 Temporary urban landscapes and urban gardening: re-inventing open space in Greece and Switzerland - Sofia Nikolaidou 5 Urban gardening and spatial justice from a mid-size city perspective: the case of Ortobello Urban Garden - Giuseppe Aliperti and Silvia Sarti 6 Community gardening for integrated urban renewal in Copenhagen: securing or denying minorities' right to the city? - Parama Roy 7 Limits to growth? Why gardening has limited success growing inclusive communities - Hannah Pitt 8 Is urban gardening a source of wellbeing and just freedom? A Capability Approach based analysis from the UK and Ireland - Alma Clavin 9 Food for all? Critically evaluating the role of the Incredible Edible movement in the UK - Michael Hardman, Mags Adams, Melissa Barker and Luke Beesley 10 The foreseen future of urban gardening - Efrat Eizenberg Index
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