VOLUME 17:

PLANNING

JUST INDIGENOUS FUTURES

Urban planners interested in serving Indigenous peoples must engage with Indigenous scholars, elders, community leaders, and artists to understand the unique discursive terrain and material conditions within which Indigenous peoples are already formulating and enacting visions for a more just world.

16. Measuring the City: The Power of Urban Metrics

15. Practices of Health in Unruly Environments

14. New Uses for Old Rivers: Rediscovering Urban Waterways

13. Conscripting Climate: Environmental Risk & Defensive Urbanism

12. New Approaches to Law and Planning

11. Global Ecologies: Politics, Planning, and Design

10. Designing for Growth and Change

9. Planning for Sustainable Transportation: an International Perspective

8. Justice, Equality, and Sustainability

7. Institutional Innovations for Development

6. Mismatched Boundaries

5. Planning China

4. Responding to Disaster

3. Planning Environmental Justice

2. Making Places through Information Technology

1. Remaking Crisis Cities