The alignment of Green Infrastructure (GI) planning principles with urban regeneration
mandates can have a significant impact on the long-term socio-economic and ecological …

Large-scale, sustainable urban development projects can transform surrounding
neighborhoods. Without precautionary policies, environmental amenities produced by these …

This article explores the possibilities for a political ecology of gentrification. Gentrification
research, while firmly rooted in materialist social science, has not yet broadened its interests …

In this article, and the companion piece that follows, we develop an account of the
socioecological fix. Our concern is to explore the ways in which crises of capitalist …

The authors draw on the concept of a 'sustainability fix'—a political discourse which allows
development to proceed by accommodating both profit-making and environmental concerns …

Both Vancouver, British Columbia, and Detroit, Michigan, have significant and growing
urban agriculture movements. In this article, I follow recent work investigating the connection …

Many brownfield development projects and many redevelopment projects aimed at
improving older urban spaces list sustainable development as a stated goal. It is a key …

Urban planning policy in North America is increasingly dominated by the ideal of"
sustainability-as-density"—the promotion of walkable neighborhoods containing high …

By now it is well established, even in the mainstream press, that the history and geography
of capitalism is riven with periodic downturns, some serious enough to warrant the term …

The proclaimed aim of EcoDensity, an initiative of the former mayor of Vancouver, Canada,
was the achievement of a more sustainable city development through densification of …