Chapter 1 Towards a New Framework for Urbanization and Sustainability

Chapter 2 What Is a City? An Essential Definition for Sustainability

Chapter 3 Ecology and Environmental Justice: Understanding Disturbance Using Ecological Theory

Chapter 4 Connecting Environmental Justice, Sustainability, and Vulnerability

Chapter 5 Urban Ecology and Nature’s Services Infrastructure: Policy Implications of the Million Trees Initiative of the City of Los Angeles

Chapter 6 Risky Business: Cap-and-Trade, Public Health, and Environmental Justice

Chapter 7 Urbanization, Environmental Justice, and Social-Environmental Vulnerability in Brazil

Chapter 8 Environmental Inequality in São Paulo City: An Analysis of Differential Exposure of Social Groups to Situations of Environmental Risk

Chapter 9 Climate Change Adaptation and Socio-ecological Justice in Chile’s Metropolitan Areas: The Role of Spatial Planning Instruments

Chapter 10 Double Exposure in the Sunbelt: The Sociospatial Distribution of Vulnerability in Phoenix, Arizona

Chapter 11 Climate Change, Urban Flood Vulnerability, and Responsibility in Taipei