Chapter 1 Values in Planning and Design: A Process Perspective on Ethics in Forming the Built Environment

Chapter 2 A Conversation About Who’s In? Who’s Out? And Who Answers Those Questions When Planning for and Designing the Downtown

Chapter 3 The Relevance of Public Space: Rethinking Its Material and Political Aspects

Chapter 4 Architects on Value: Reducing Ethics to Aesthetics?

Chapter 5 Architecture as an Object of Research: Incorporating Ethical Questions in Design Thinking

Chapter 6 Aesthetics as a Risk Factor in Designing Architecture

Chapter 7 Cost-Benefit Analysis and Evaluating Transport Safety Effects: A Discussion from the Perspective of Ethics

Chapter 8 Urban In/Justice

Chapter 10 Designing for Meaning: The Designer’s Ethical Responsibility

Chapter 11 Risk, Space, and Distributive Justice

Chapter 12 City Planning and Animals: Expanding Our Urban Compassion Footprint