Ongoing urban densification in Nordic regions raises sustainability trade-offs related to
compactness, land use and urban green space. In Norway, green spaces comprising both …

This chapter analyses the ways in which different urban gardening forms relate to
neoliberalisation processes in the post-socialist city. Based on fieldwork conducted between …

Globally, coastal areas are eroding due to climate change, which influences sea level rise,
storm surge, cyclones, and hurricanes. During the past two decades, the coastline areas …

That green areas in rapidly urbanising landscapes are important for human well-being is
well established. Parks, woodlands, nature reserves, street trees and backyards provide …

The specificities of socialist planning and the deep socio-spatial transformations from the
early 1990s make former Soviet and Eastern Bloc cities relevant case studies in the …

The chapter provides an overview of the objectives, structure, content and results of this joint
volume. Starting from the paradox of well-known green space benefits on the one hand and …

Geopolitical and techno-social disturbances shape territory and livelihoods by modifying
(possible) life spheres. Waste of consumption-driven societies (in this case, nuclear waste) …

Environmental justice theory has largely been developed in Western contexts, resulting in
blind spots when applying it to the unfinished planning project of socialist modernity, which …