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This book explores inequities in the urban built environment across a diverse range of places and considers practical solutions and strategies aimed at building more just, inclusive, and sustainable cities. Achieving more equitable and prosperous urban places requires a critical examination of the design and layout of our cities.
This book explores inequities in the urban built environment across a diverse range of places and considers practical solutions and strategies aimed at building more just, inclusive, and sustainable cities.
Achieving more equitable and prosperous urban places requires a critical examination of the design and layout of our cities.
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Autorenporträt
Bradley Bereitschaft is Professor of Geography at the University of Nebraska Omaha. His research focuses on the role of urban design and transportation in achieving equitable, healthy, and productive urban places.
Inhaltsangabe
Equity in the urban built environment: An introduction and overview Bradley Bereitschaft 1. Affordable housing, equity, and zoning Megan E. Hatch, Dustin C. Major, and Jack Yochum 2. The Motor City's evolution: How the automotive industry fueled Detroit's transport inequities Timothy F. Welch 3. Equity in neighborhood walkability: Challenges and opportunities Bradley Bereitschaft 4. Near-roadway pollution in South Central Fresno, California: Can state-led, place-based community engagement advance environmental justice? Douglas Houston, Gregg Macey, Jeannine M. Pearce, and Catherine Garoupa 5. Understanding environmental and food (in)justice through community-based research: Stories from Sacramento community coalitions Leah Joyner, Gabrielle Gonzales, Si Gao, and Adrienne Cachelin 6. Green space provision and equity in the city Magdalena Biernacka 7. Public space and environmental justice in high-density cities Bo-sin Tang and Anvar Muhamedjanov 8. Addressing environmental quality inequities: The role of information and collective action Sandra Aguilar-Gomez 9. Locating representational equity: Intersections between child-friendly cities and children's roles in realizing environmental justice Victoria Derr 10. Disparities in the obesogenic built environment for children: A pilot study in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Yutian Zeng, Senlin Chen, Amanda E. Staiano, and Fahui Wang 11. Health and equity in age-friendly cities and communities: A global geographic perspective Sarah Nelson 12. On equity and designing space for the range of human ability Ann Heylighen and Elizabeth Guffey 13. Auditory ableism: Exploring auraldiversity, equity and belonging in the built environment William Renel 14. Digital equity in the United States: Disparities and socioeconomic influences on internet access and use Avijit Sarkar and James B. Pick 15. Impact of the urban built environment on public health during the COVID-19 pandemic Amit Patel 16. Regenerative futures: Urban equity and climate vulnerability Wendy Steele
Equity in the urban built environment: An introduction and overview Bradley Bereitschaft 1. Affordable housing, equity, and zoning Megan E. Hatch, Dustin C. Major, and Jack Yochum 2. The Motor City's evolution: How the automotive industry fueled Detroit's transport inequities Timothy F. Welch 3. Equity in neighborhood walkability: Challenges and opportunities Bradley Bereitschaft 4. Near-roadway pollution in South Central Fresno, California: Can state-led, place-based community engagement advance environmental justice? Douglas Houston, Gregg Macey, Jeannine M. Pearce, and Catherine Garoupa 5. Understanding environmental and food (in)justice through community-based research: Stories from Sacramento community coalitions Leah Joyner, Gabrielle Gonzales, Si Gao, and Adrienne Cachelin 6. Green space provision and equity in the city Magdalena Biernacka 7. Public space and environmental justice in high-density cities Bo-sin Tang and Anvar Muhamedjanov 8. Addressing environmental quality inequities: The role of information and collective action Sandra Aguilar-Gomez 9. Locating representational equity: Intersections between child-friendly cities and children's roles in realizing environmental justice Victoria Derr 10. Disparities in the obesogenic built environment for children: A pilot study in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Yutian Zeng, Senlin Chen, Amanda E. Staiano, and Fahui Wang 11. Health and equity in age-friendly cities and communities: A global geographic perspective Sarah Nelson 12. On equity and designing space for the range of human ability Ann Heylighen and Elizabeth Guffey 13. Auditory ableism: Exploring auraldiversity, equity and belonging in the built environment William Renel 14. Digital equity in the United States: Disparities and socioeconomic influences on internet access and use Avijit Sarkar and James B. Pick 15. Impact of the urban built environment on public health during the COVID-19 pandemic Amit Patel 16. Regenerative futures: Urban equity and climate vulnerability Wendy Steele
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