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Inclusion and Belonging in Cities of Tomorrow : Governance and Access by Design.
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Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1: Radical Inclusion: The Key to Urban Transformation -- Disability and Inclusive Development -- Transformation by Unlocking Capabilities and Removing Barriers -- Transformation by Overcoming the "Mismatch" -- What Is Universal Design? -- Can We Universally Design an Entire City? -- Climate Change Adaptation and Action -- Green and Blue Spaces and Corridors -- Questions to Guide Our Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 2: The Legacy of Radical Exclusion in Cities -- Explicit Exclusion in Ugly Laws -- Implicit Exclusion in The Garden City -- The Faces of Oppression by Iris Marion Young -- If We Don't Intentionally Include We Unintentionally Exclude -- Planning for Neurodiverse and Autism Friendly Cities -- Pop out Box: Case Study on Autism Friendly Hotel -- Urban Planning for Mental Health -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 3: Constructing a New Approach to Radical Inclusion -- The Need for Social and Spatial Justice -- Implicit Bias -- Justice as Fairness -- What Is Radical Inclusion? -- Disability Justice as a Lens for Advancing Radical Inclusion -- Defining Radical Inclusion as a Framework for Urban Transformation -- How Equity Relates to Justice -- Targeted Universalism as a Policy Tool for Radical Inclusion -- The New Reality -- Emerging Approaches to Radical Inclusion in Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 4: How Cities Shape Our Experience -- The Cost of Exclusion and the Power of Imaginary Cities -- Making Imaginary Cities Real -- The Influence and Shortcomings of the Construction Industry -- Asset Management and Participatory Planning -- How the Pandemic Highlighted the Need for Integrated Approaches -- Challenges and Opportunities in Building Belonging by Design.
What Is the New Normal? -- Putting the New Normal into Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 5: Making and Measuring Progress in Radically Inclusive Cities -- The DisCo Policy Framework -- Pillar 1: Legislative Measures (Laws and Norms) -- Pillar 2: Executive and Budgetary Support -- Pillar 3: Administrative and Coordinating Capacity -- Pillar 4: Participation of the Targeted Group -- Pillar 5: Attitudes Toward the Targeted Group -- The Iceberg of Inequality -- Age-Friendly Cities -- Age-Accessible Transportation -- The Impact and Legacy of a New Urban Agenda -- Radically Inclusive Cities in Practice -- Adopt Standards to Advance Universal Accessibility in the Built Environment -- Encourage Design Standards Appropriate to the Community Context -- Provide Accessible and Smart Public Facilities and Spaces -- Adopt Standards to Advance Accessibility Through Integrated, Multimodal Transportation Systems -- Plan for Smart and Holistic Multimodal Transportation -- Plan for Transit-Oriented Development -- Provide Complete Streets Serving Multiple Functions -- Adopt Standards to Integrate Land Use, Climate Resilience, Historic Preservation With Social Inclusion -- Plan for Mixed Land-Use Patterns That Are Walkable and Bikeable -- Prioritize Access With Infill Development -- Implement Accessibility Standards into Green Building Design and Energy Conservation -- Conserve and Enhance Historic Resources -- Case Study From the United Arab Emirates -- What Can We Learn from This Case Study? -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 6: Emerging Trends in Cities of Tomorrow -- Cities of Tomorrow -- Values, Priorities, and Targeted Universalism -- How Do We Make These Values Real? -- The Fourth Industrial Revolution -- Technology-Driven Transformation -- Agile Cities and Buildings -- Engineering New Approaches Through Partnerships.
Data-Driven Urban Planning and Governance -- Data and Algorithms in Urban Planning and Governance -- Data and Algorithms in Urban Design and Construction -- Drawbacks and Ethical Concerns -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 7: The Era of the New Normal -- Emerging Trends Accelerating the Speed of Urban Transformation -- Smart Cities Are Accessible Cities -- What Can We Learn From These Cities? -- Emerging Trends Linking Radical Inclusion to Resilience in Practice -- Pop Up Box: How Can We Finance Inclusive Urban Transformation? -- Where Do We Go From Here? -- Cities Are Not Waiting on the Sidelines, They Are Leading the Charge for Radical Inclusion -- References -- References -- Index.
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Inclusion and Belonging in Cities of Tomorrow : Governance and Access by Design.
Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1: Radical Inclusion: The Key to Urban Transformation -- Disability and Inclusive Development -- Transformation by Unlocking Capabilities and Removing Barriers -- Transformation by Overcoming the "Mismatch" -- What Is Universal Design? -- Can We Universally Design an Entire City? -- Climate Change Adaptation and Action -- Green and Blue Spaces and Corridors -- Questions to Guide Our Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 2: The Legacy of Radical Exclusion in Cities -- Explicit Exclusion in Ugly Laws -- Implicit Exclusion in The Garden City -- The Faces of Oppression by Iris Marion Young -- If We Don't Intentionally Include We Unintentionally Exclude -- Planning for Neurodiverse and Autism Friendly Cities -- Pop out Box: Case Study on Autism Friendly Hotel -- Urban Planning for Mental Health -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 3: Constructing a New Approach to Radical Inclusion -- The Need for Social and Spatial Justice -- Implicit Bias -- Justice as Fairness -- What Is Radical Inclusion? -- Disability Justice as a Lens for Advancing Radical Inclusion -- Defining Radical Inclusion as a Framework for Urban Transformation -- How Equity Relates to Justice -- Targeted Universalism as a Policy Tool for Radical Inclusion -- The New Reality -- Emerging Approaches to Radical Inclusion in Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 4: How Cities Shape Our Experience -- The Cost of Exclusion and the Power of Imaginary Cities -- Making Imaginary Cities Real -- The Influence and Shortcomings of the Construction Industry -- Asset Management and Participatory Planning -- How the Pandemic Highlighted the Need for Integrated Approaches -- Challenges and Opportunities in Building Belonging by Design.
What Is the New Normal? -- Putting the New Normal into Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 5: Making and Measuring Progress in Radically Inclusive Cities -- The DisCo Policy Framework -- Pillar 1: Legislative Measures (Laws and Norms) -- Pillar 2: Executive and Budgetary Support -- Pillar 3: Administrative and Coordinating Capacity -- Pillar 4: Participation of the Targeted Group -- Pillar 5: Attitudes Toward the Targeted Group -- The Iceberg of Inequality -- Age-Friendly Cities -- Age-Accessible Transportation -- The Impact and Legacy of a New Urban Agenda -- Radically Inclusive Cities in Practice -- Adopt Standards to Advance Universal Accessibility in the Built Environment -- Encourage Design Standards Appropriate to the Community Context -- Provide Accessible and Smart Public Facilities and Spaces -- Adopt Standards to Advance Accessibility Through Integrated, Multimodal Transportation Systems -- Plan for Smart and Holistic Multimodal Transportation -- Plan for Transit-Oriented Development -- Provide Complete Streets Serving Multiple Functions -- Adopt Standards to Integrate Land Use, Climate Resilience, Historic Preservation With Social Inclusion -- Plan for Mixed Land-Use Patterns That Are Walkable and Bikeable -- Prioritize Access With Infill Development -- Implement Accessibility Standards into Green Building Design and Energy Conservation -- Conserve and Enhance Historic Resources -- Case Study From the United Arab Emirates -- What Can We Learn from This Case Study? -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 6: Emerging Trends in Cities of Tomorrow -- Cities of Tomorrow -- Values, Priorities, and Targeted Universalism -- How Do We Make These Values Real? -- The Fourth Industrial Revolution -- Technology-Driven Transformation -- Agile Cities and Buildings -- Engineering New Approaches Through Partnerships.
Data-Driven Urban Planning and Governance -- Data and Algorithms in Urban Planning and Governance -- Data and Algorithms in Urban Design and Construction -- Drawbacks and Ethical Concerns -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 7: The Era of the New Normal -- Emerging Trends Accelerating the Speed of Urban Transformation -- Smart Cities Are Accessible Cities -- What Can We Learn From These Cities? -- Emerging Trends Linking Radical Inclusion to Resilience in Practice -- Pop Up Box: How Can We Finance Inclusive Urban Transformation? -- Where Do We Go From Here? -- Cities Are Not Waiting on the Sidelines, They Are Leading the Charge for Radical Inclusion -- References -- References -- Index.
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contents Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1: Radical Inclusion: The Key to Urban Transformation -- Disability and Inclusive Development -- Transformation by Unlocking Capabilities and Removing Barriers -- Transformation by Overcoming the "Mismatch" -- What Is Universal Design? -- Can We Universally Design an Entire City? -- Climate Change Adaptation and Action -- Green and Blue Spaces and Corridors -- Questions to Guide Our Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 2: The Legacy of Radical Exclusion in Cities -- Explicit Exclusion in Ugly Laws -- Implicit Exclusion in The Garden City -- The Faces of Oppression by Iris Marion Young -- If We Don't Intentionally Include We Unintentionally Exclude -- Planning for Neurodiverse and Autism Friendly Cities -- Pop out Box: Case Study on Autism Friendly Hotel -- Urban Planning for Mental Health -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 3: Constructing a New Approach to Radical Inclusion -- The Need for Social and Spatial Justice -- Implicit Bias -- Justice as Fairness -- What Is Radical Inclusion? -- Disability Justice as a Lens for Advancing Radical Inclusion -- Defining Radical Inclusion as a Framework for Urban Transformation -- How Equity Relates to Justice -- Targeted Universalism as a Policy Tool for Radical Inclusion -- The New Reality -- Emerging Approaches to Radical Inclusion in Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 4: How Cities Shape Our Experience -- The Cost of Exclusion and the Power of Imaginary Cities -- Making Imaginary Cities Real -- The Influence and Shortcomings of the Construction Industry -- Asset Management and Participatory Planning -- How the Pandemic Highlighted the Need for Integrated Approaches -- Challenges and Opportunities in Building Belonging by Design.
What Is the New Normal? -- Putting the New Normal into Practice -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 5: Making and Measuring Progress in Radically Inclusive Cities -- The DisCo Policy Framework -- Pillar 1: Legislative Measures (Laws and Norms) -- Pillar 2: Executive and Budgetary Support -- Pillar 3: Administrative and Coordinating Capacity -- Pillar 4: Participation of the Targeted Group -- Pillar 5: Attitudes Toward the Targeted Group -- The Iceberg of Inequality -- Age-Friendly Cities -- Age-Accessible Transportation -- The Impact and Legacy of a New Urban Agenda -- Radically Inclusive Cities in Practice -- Adopt Standards to Advance Universal Accessibility in the Built Environment -- Encourage Design Standards Appropriate to the Community Context -- Provide Accessible and Smart Public Facilities and Spaces -- Adopt Standards to Advance Accessibility Through Integrated, Multimodal Transportation Systems -- Plan for Smart and Holistic Multimodal Transportation -- Plan for Transit-Oriented Development -- Provide Complete Streets Serving Multiple Functions -- Adopt Standards to Integrate Land Use, Climate Resilience, Historic Preservation With Social Inclusion -- Plan for Mixed Land-Use Patterns That Are Walkable and Bikeable -- Prioritize Access With Infill Development -- Implement Accessibility Standards into Green Building Design and Energy Conservation -- Conserve and Enhance Historic Resources -- Case Study From the United Arab Emirates -- What Can We Learn from This Case Study? -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 6: Emerging Trends in Cities of Tomorrow -- Cities of Tomorrow -- Values, Priorities, and Targeted Universalism -- How Do We Make These Values Real? -- The Fourth Industrial Revolution -- Technology-Driven Transformation -- Agile Cities and Buildings -- Engineering New Approaches Through Partnerships.
Data-Driven Urban Planning and Governance -- Data and Algorithms in Urban Planning and Governance -- Data and Algorithms in Urban Design and Construction -- Drawbacks and Ethical Concerns -- Callout Box-News Article -- References -- Chapter 7: The Era of the New Normal -- Emerging Trends Accelerating the Speed of Urban Transformation -- Smart Cities Are Accessible Cities -- What Can We Learn From These Cities? -- Emerging Trends Linking Radical Inclusion to Resilience in Practice -- Pop Up Box: How Can We Finance Inclusive Urban Transformation? -- Where Do We Go From Here? -- Cities Are Not Waiting on the Sidelines, They Are Leading the Charge for Radical Inclusion -- References -- References -- Index.
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