Reader format provides a flexible teaching resource that in contrast to a traditional textbook allows the lecturer to tailor its use to the specific course structure.
Draws together in one place classic and cutting edge writings, and writings on tools for sustainability planning, sustainable development internationally, and visions of sustainable development futures.
Key Changes for the New Edition: Updated selections related to how cities can lead on the climate crisis; More on strategies to address structural racism and other forms of inequality; Pieces discussing right-wing populism and potential ways to defuse it; How cities might adapt to or reduce the risk of pandemics; More up-to-date discussions about reforming capitalism & bringing about more sustainable economies.
New edition has a greater demographic and geographic diversity of authors, including pieces from some younger writers.
