The city is an ecosystem : sustainable education, policy, and practice /: sustainable education, policy, and practice. (2022)
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- Title:
- The city is an ecosystem : sustainable education, policy, and practice /: sustainable education, policy, and practice. (2022)
- Main Title:
- The city is an ecosystem : sustainable education, policy, and practice
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Deborah Mutnick, Margaret Cuonzo, Carole Griffiths, Timothy Leslie, Jay M. Shuttleworth.
- Editors:
- Mutnick, Deborah
Cuonzo, Margaret, 1969-
Griffiths, Carole
Leslie, Timothy
Shuttleworth, Jay M - Contents:
- 1. Introduction PART I: The City as Ecosystem Introduction 2. Ecology and Technological Enframement: Cities, Networks, and the COVID-19 Pandemic Matthew Crippen and Alice Cortés 3. Social Determinants of Health as a Framework for Addressing Urban Climate Adaptation Anjali Sauthoff 4. Climate Change Policy: Lessons from Classical Rome Devjani Roy 5. Greenspace in Small Cities: Opportunities for Sustainability Education Greg King and Glen Hvenegaard 6. The Birds and Bees of Urban Biodiversity: Patterns, Problems, and a Path Forward Timothy Leslie and Carole Griffiths 7. Action Research in a Tokyo Suburb: Building Community Ties through Collaborative Landscaping Projects Mariia Ermilova, Mitsunari Terada, and Isami Kinoshita 8. Community Design for Inclusive Engagement: The Old Stone House and Washington Park, Brooklyn Claudia Joseph PART II: The Right to the City Introduction 9. The Right to the City and Rights of the City Margaret Cuonzo 10. Making Our Own History: Urban Sustainability in a World in Crisis Deborah Mutnick 11. Reconceptualizing the City in the Age of the Anthropocene Scott Carlin 12. Industrial Gentrification and the Geography of Sacrifice and Gain Melissa Checker 13. Futurity and Equity in Local Climate Action Nicole K. Ciulla 14. Social Justice and Brooklyn Development: 500 Years of Struggle Jerome Krase 15. Participatory Action Research in Rio de Janeiro’s Sustainable Favela Network: From Self-Sufficiency and International Collaboration to Participatory1. Introduction PART I: The City as Ecosystem Introduction 2. Ecology and Technological Enframement: Cities, Networks, and the COVID-19 Pandemic Matthew Crippen and Alice Cortés 3. Social Determinants of Health as a Framework for Addressing Urban Climate Adaptation Anjali Sauthoff 4. Climate Change Policy: Lessons from Classical Rome Devjani Roy 5. Greenspace in Small Cities: Opportunities for Sustainability Education Greg King and Glen Hvenegaard 6. The Birds and Bees of Urban Biodiversity: Patterns, Problems, and a Path Forward Timothy Leslie and Carole Griffiths 7. Action Research in a Tokyo Suburb: Building Community Ties through Collaborative Landscaping Projects Mariia Ermilova, Mitsunari Terada, and Isami Kinoshita 8. Community Design for Inclusive Engagement: The Old Stone House and Washington Park, Brooklyn Claudia Joseph PART II: The Right to the City Introduction 9. The Right to the City and Rights of the City Margaret Cuonzo 10. Making Our Own History: Urban Sustainability in a World in Crisis Deborah Mutnick 11. Reconceptualizing the City in the Age of the Anthropocene Scott Carlin 12. Industrial Gentrification and the Geography of Sacrifice and Gain Melissa Checker 13. Futurity and Equity in Local Climate Action Nicole K. Ciulla 14. Social Justice and Brooklyn Development: 500 Years of Struggle Jerome Krase 15. Participatory Action Research in Rio de Janeiro’s Sustainable Favela Network: From Self-Sufficiency and International Collaboration to Participatory Regenerative Infrastructures Leonel Lima Ponce PART III: The City as Classroom Introduction 16. Teaching about Sustainable Living in Urban Settings: Global Citizenship and Overcoming the Arcadia Myth Jay M. Shuttleworth 17. An Environmental Justice Lens on Indianapolis’ Urban Ecosystem: Collaborative Community Curation Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, Laura M. Holzman, Aghilah Nadaraj, and Leah Humphrey 18. Urban Rewilding Through a Modified Placemaking Lens: A Teaching and Learning Journey Henry Way and Rob Alexander 19. Using the Prepositional Framework for Urban Environmental Education: Teaching and Learning about the Ecology in, of, for and with Cities Loren Byrne 20. Manitoba Hydro’s Mega-Dams and the Ethical Teaching of Ceramics and Sustainability Mary Ann Steggles 21. Resilience for Sustainability Everywhere: Critical Literacy for Students and Everyone Else Alice S. Horning 22. Afterword: Transdisciplinary Urban Ecosystem Research, Education and Stewardship Loren Byrne … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2022
- Extent:
- 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
- Subjects:
- 307.76
Urban ecology (Sociology)
Urban ecology (Biology)
Environmental education - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781000622966
9781000622690
9781003217442 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781032108643
9781032108650 - Notes:
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