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|a Elgar companion to sustainable cities :
|b strategies, methods and outlook /
|c edited by Daniel A. Mazmanian, Hilda Blanco.
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|a Cheltenham, UK :
|b Edward Elgar,
|c [2014]
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|a x, 479 pages :
|b illustrations, maps ;
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|t The sustainable city: introduction and overview /
|r Hilda Blanco and Daniel A. Mazmanian ;
|g Part I. Strategies.
|t Rediscovering compact cities for sustainability /
|r Peter Newman --
|t Potable, stormwater and wastewater city strategies in the context of climate change /
|r Blanca Jiménez Cisneros --
|t Urban food systems strategies /
|r Nevin Cohen --
|t Sustainability strategies for consumer products in cities /
|r Gregory A. Keoleian, Joshua P. Newell, Ming Xu, and Erin Dreps --
|t Strategies for growing green business and industry in a city /
|r Karen Chapple --
|t Strategies and considerations for investing in sustainable city infrastructure /
|r Rae Zimmerman --
|t Aligining fiscal and environmental sustainability /
|r Richard F. Callahan and Mark Pisano --
|t Gauging the health of a city : maximizing health and sustainability /
|r Alek Miller and Richard J. Jackson --
|t From information provision to participatory deliberation : engaging residents in the transition toward sustainable cities /
|r Michaela Zint and Kimberly S. Wolske --
|t Developing effective participatory processes for a sustainable city /
|r Connie P. Ozawa --
|t A measure of justice : environmental equity and the sustainable city /
|r Manuel Pastor ;
|g Part II. Methods.
|t Analyzing a city's metabolism /
|r Christopher Kennedy, Larry Baker and Helge Brattebo --
|t Developing sustainable cities indicators /
|r Kent E. Portney --
|t Climate action planning /
|r Michael R. Boswell, Adrienne I. Greve and Tammy L. Seale --
|t Climate change adaptation /
|r Adrienne I. Greve and Michael R. Boswell --
|t Economic resilience and the sustainability of cities in the face of climate change : an ecological economics framework /
|r Adam Rose --
|t A systems approach towards sustainable procurement /
|r Laurie Kaye Nijaki ;
|g Part III. The future.
|t Urban design and sustainability : looking backward to move forward /
|r Tridib Banerjee --
|t The future of sustainable economic development in cities /
|r Edward J. Blakely --
|t Sustainable cities and governance : what are the connections? /
|r Daniel J. Fiorino --
|t Technology and city sustainability /
|r Bill Tomlinson --
|t Conclusion /
|r Daniel A. Mazmanian and Hilda Blanco.
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|a "The Elgar Companion to Sustainable Cities provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and applying the methods and strategies for cities to attain a more sustainable future. Against a backdrop of unprecedented levels of urbanization, 21st century cities across the globe share mutual concerns for the challenges they face. This Companion focuses on the importance of the city as a critical building block for a more sustainable future within broader subnational, national and continental contexts, and ultimately, within a global systems context. It discusses the sustainable strategies being devised, as well as the methods and tools for achieving them. Examples of social, economic, political and environmental sustainable policy strategies are presented and the extent to which they actually increase sustainability is analyzed. Topics explored include compact cities and urban metabolism; environmental justice; water resources planning and the impact of climate change on industry, food policy and urban design.This book will appeal to academics and students of planning, public policy and administration, as well as environmental and urban studies. It will also be of interest to those working in urban planning and sustainable development professions." --Cover.
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|a Sustainable urban development.
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|a City planning
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|a Urban ecology (Sociology)
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