While global urban development is increasingly oriented towards strategies to facilitate
green urbanism, potential community trade-offs are largely overlooked. This article presents …

It is common knowledge that urban neighborhoods have diverse and unequal social
profiles, and this makes a difference for the life prospects of their residents. We know much …

To address the current and future impacts of climate change on urban inhabitants, the
development and benefits of urban green areas have been widely investigated–including …

The concept of green cities has been getting sustained focus for some time, intending to
transform dispersed cities into environmentally, ecologically, and socially healthier spaces to …

Adapting urban spaces to the impacts of climate change is one of today's key challenges,
especially when it comes to avoiding the associated social trade-offs which are often …

Spatial polarization is increasing in urban neighborhoods worldwide, prompting substantial
attention to its measurement. However, self-evaluations of spatial polarization by individual …

Developing compact urban form is a key strategy for the decarbonization of cities. Though
many Canadian municipalities have declared climate emergencies, few have made …

Although densification is generally seen to contribute to more sustainable urban
development, it is often linked to market-oriented and for-profit development, contributing to …

Current land pressures in the world cities of the global North are encouraging a move
towards denser urban living and the development of smaller homes than has been the case …

The state of the literature on density is complicated. This review considers what is known
and still disputed about density, focusing on thematic evidence of density's relationship to (a) …