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Socially sustainable cities : principles and practices
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- Creator
- Antoine S. Bailly ... [and others] ; Programme UNESCO-MOST, Management of Social Transformation ; Canton of Geneva, Département de l'aménagement, de l'equipement et du logement (Department of Planning, Infrastructure and Housing) ; Université de Genève
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- English
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- London : Economica, 2000
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- ix, 162 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 9781902282091, 1902282094
- OCLC
- ocm46682230
- "The texts were adapted, translated and edited ... from the papers presented at the UNESCO-MOST Colloquiums in Geneva and Cape Town"--Acknowledgements.
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [153]-160).
- Ch. 1. Sustainable Urban Development. A Network for Socially Sustainable Urban Management. Sustainability for Urban Quality of Life. From Sustainable Development to Sustainable Urban Development. An Agenda for Socially Sustainable Urban Policies. Considering Key Local Management Themes -- Ch. 2. Urban Governance. Governance Tailored for Metropolitan Problems. From Governance Crisis to Partnership Building -- Ch. 3. Social and Cultural Policies. Social Integration and Spatial Equity. Social and Ethnic Diversity, Safety and Urban Vitality -- Ch. 4. Public Services. Managing Public Services. Social Exclusion and Metropolitan Integration -- Ch. 5. City Planning and Habitat. Integrating Land-use Planning and Housing. Land Use Strategies, Housing Quality and Affordability, Participatory processes -- Ch. 6. Urban Transport and Accessibility. Fragmented City vs. Integrated City. Social Impacts of Urban Transport Policies -- Ch. 7. Economic Revitalisation. Reviving the Local Economy. Metropolitan and Neighbourhood Economic Development -- Ch. 8. Towards a Model of Socially Sustainable Urban Development. Networking on Social Sustainability in Cities. Cross-cutting and Comparative Research Avenues. Defining a Model for Socially Sustainable Urban Development