Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Ecumenical ‘Right to the City’: Urban Commons and Intersectional Enclosures in Athens and Istanbul

Chapter 3 Emerging Urban Indigenous Spaces in Bolivia: A Combined Planetary and Postcolonial Perspective

Chapter 4 The Urban as a Concrete Utopia? Co-production and Local Governance in Distinct Urban Geographies: Transnational Learning from Chile and Germany

Chapter 5 Continuity and Change in Decentralist Urbanisation: Exploring the Critical Potential of Contemporary Urban Theory Through the London Docklands Development Corporation

Chapter 6 Comparing at What Scale? The Challenge for Comparative Urbanism in Central Asia

Chapter 7 Growth of Tourism Urbanisation and Implications for the Transformation of Jamaica’s Rural Hinterlands

Chapter 9 Urban Tropical Forest: Where Nature and Human Settlements Are Assets for Overcoming Dependency, but How Can Urbanisation Theories Identify These Potentials?

Chapter 10 Urbanisation, Sustainability and Development: Contemporary Complexities and Diversities in the Production of Urban Space