Routledge Urban Ethics as Research Agenda - Routledge Studies in Urbanism

Urban Ethics as Research Agenda explores multidisciplinary approaches to understanding how cities develop ethically and inclusively. This Routledge book examines the practices and discourses through which individuals, collectives, and institutions determine which urban developments and projects benefit residents and visitors. The research agenda widens traditional perspectives by including grassroots actors-activists and civil society organisations-whose concerns about collective city life have historically been overlooked. It provides a comprehensive outline for scholars, urban planners, policymakers, and researchers seeking to understand the ethical dimensions of urban development, offering insights into how diverse stakeholders can shape fairer and more equitable cities. Ideal for academic libraries and professionals engaged in urban studies, this work bridges theory and practice in contemporary urbanism.