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References
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CASTELLS, Manuel (2010).
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RYAN-COLLINS, J., LLOYD, T., MACFARLANE, L. (2017)
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HARVEY, D. (2003).
The Right to the City. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 27(4), 939-941. LINK
MARTENS, K. (2017)
Transport Justice: Designing Fair Transportation Systems. London: Routledge. LINK
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SOJA, E. (2009). The City and Spatial Justice. Justice Spatiale/ Spatial Justice, 1 (Sept. 2009).
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YOUNG, I. M. (2011). Justice and the Politics of Difference. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
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SOJA, E. (2010). Seeking Spatial Justice, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. LINK
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JOHNSON ET AL. (2007). Natural and imposed injustices: the challenges in implementing ‘fair’ flood risk management policy in England. The Geographical Journal, Volume 173, Issue 4, 374-390. LINK
JNIKŠIČ, M. AND SEZER, C. (2017) Special issue: Public Space and Urban Justice. Built Environment, 43(2): 161–304. LINK
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PHILIPPOPOULOS-MIHALOPOULOS, A. (2015). Spatial Justice: Body Lawscape Atmosphere. London: Routledge, 2014. LINK
SALAMANCA, C. BRET, B., LANDY, F., ASTUDILL, F. FEDELE, J. (2016). Trayectoria de la(s) justicia(s) especial(es) en America Latina. Un estudio introductorio. In: Justicia e injusticias espaciales. edited by Bernard Bret, Philippe Gervais-Lambony, Claire Hancock y Frédéric Landy (comps.), Rosario: UNR Editora LINK
Justice Spatiale Editorial. (2020). On strike/ En grève. LINK
NATARAJAN, L. (ed.) (2019). Outlooks on Participating: People, plan & Places 1. Built Environment, volume 45, no.1. LINK
VIDEOS & PODCASTS
Edward Soja: Seeking Spatial Justice and the Right to the City. Retrieved from: LINK
Massey, D. (2011). Spatial Justice: Radical Spacial Foundations. Retrieved from: LINK
CRC equity, diversity and inclusion at Royal Roads University
What is Spatial Justice. Retrieved from: LINK
The Miniature Earth. 2010 edition. Retrieved from: LINK
Design for Spatial justice podcast series. University of Oregon. Retrieved from: LINK
Resiste Izidora. Experiences of struggles for housing right in Brazil: LINK
Resiste Izidora. Experiences of struggles for housing right in Brazil: LINK
99% Invisible: Bijlmer (City of the Future, Part 1). Produced by Katie Mingle: LINK
99% Invisible: The Help Yourself City. Produced by 99pi: LINK
The Specials, Ghost Town:
Thiago Guimarães
On the way to the Doctor. Retrieved from: LINK
Gretchen Hildebran
DEFENDING YOUR BLOCK: How to Stay, Fight, and Build. LINK and an article on the movie LINK.
PJ Harvey : Community of Hope “They’re gonna build a Walmart here…”
Other resources
Spatial Justice Studio
Centre for Design Innovation
led by Dr. Russell Smith, Winston-Salem State University, North Carolina, US. http://cdiwsnc.org/project/spatial-justice/
Complex Cities of the Global South. Graduation Studio in Spatial Planning and Strategy, Department of Urbanism. Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. Led by Roberto Rocco. LINK
The Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program www.globe.gov
Spatial Justice BLOG TU Delft https://spatialjustice.blog
The Detroit Geographical Expedition and Institute Then and Now: Commentaries on “Field Notes No.4: The Trumbull Community” LINK
The Citizen Science Association https://www.citizenscience.org/
The Space and Race Reading List. This reading list was collectively produced by a group of architectural historians, art historians, architects, and urbanists in reaction to the August 2017 events in Charlottesville. They have assembled a series of readings on how race and racism are constructed with spatial justice. LINK
My NASA Data https://mynasadata.larc.nasa.gov/
Major Infrastructure projects
UCL Summary Booklet: Findings & Recommendations (Dec. 2017)
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Public Art for Spatial Justice
Supports public art that creatively expresses and embodies a more just version of what’s possible in public. NEFA: New England Foundation for the Arts.
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Art Activism
Candy Chang. THROUGH THE ACTIVATION of public spaces around the world, artist Candy Chang creates work that envisions the future of ritual in public life.
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EJSCREEN: Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool. United States Environmental Protection Agency.
A List of audio-visual resources to teach contemporary planning practice and theory put together by Andy Inch from the University of Sheffield. LINK
A List of songs about urban inequality put together by Reinout Kleinhans, Department of Urbanism, School of Architecture and the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology.
“Space is not a scientific object removed from ideology or politics. It has always been political and strategic. There is an ideology of space. Because space, which seems homogeneous, which appears as a whole in its objectivity, in its pure form, such as we determine it, is a social product.” ― Henri Lefebvre
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