Contents

pp iii-iii

List of tables and figures

pp iv-iv

Notes on contributors

pp v-xi

Acknowledgements

pp xii-xiii

Foreword

pp xiv-xvi

One - Understanding justice and fairness in and of the city

pp 1-20

Section One - Local environmental justice

pp 21-24

Two - Urban greenspace and environmental justice claims

pp 25-48

Three - The school in the city

pp 49-68

Four - Transport poverty and urban mobility

pp 69-84

Five - Food justice and the city

pp 85-102

Section Two - Spatial justice and the right to the city

pp 103-106

Six - Fit and miss-fit: the global spread of urban spatial injustice

pp 107-124

Seven - Toonsformation: skateboarders’ renegotiation of city rights

pp 125-148

Eight - Young people and their experience of place in the city

pp 149-166

Section Three - Participation, procedural fairness and local decision making

pp 167-170

Nine - Public perceptions of unfairness in urban planning

pp 171-188

Ten - The importance of the past: cultural legacy and making fairness real

pp 189-208

Section Four - Social justice and life course

pp 209-212

Eleven - Fair shares for all: the challenge of demographic change

pp 213-230

Twelve - Educating urban youth: fair or foul?

pp 231-248

Thirteen - Fairness in Newcastle: theory and practice

pp 249-264

Fourteen - A fairer city: towards a pluralistic, relational and multi-scalar perspective

pp 265-280

Index

pp 281-291