The Palgrave Handbook of Bottom-Up Urbanism

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Everyday and Bottom-Up: A Counter-Narrative of American City Design

Chapter 3 Guerrilla Architecture and Humanitarian Design

Chapter 4 The Practice of Urbanism: Civic Engagement and Collaboration by Design

Chapter 5 Lean Urbanism Is About Making Small Possible

Chapter 6 Informal Urbanism and the American City

Chapter 7 DIY Neighborhoods

Chapter 8 New Trends in Bottom-Up Urbanism and Governance—Reformulating Ways for Mutual Engagement Between Municipalities and Citizen-Led Urban Initiatives

Chapter 9 The Self-Made City—Urban Living and Alternative Development Models

Chapter 10 Informal Place-Making: Mosques, Muslims, and Urban Innovation in Germany

Chapter 11 Typologies of Bottom-Up Planning in Southern Europe: The Case of Greek Urbanism During the Economic Crisis

Chapter 12 Lean Urbanism in Central Africa

Chapter 13 Planning and Unplanning Amman: Between Formal Planning and Non-traditional Agency

Chapter 14 Endurance, Compliance, Victory: Learning from Informal Settlements in Five Iranian Cities

Chapter 15 Space, Time, and Agency on the Indian Street

Chapter 16 Bottom-Up Urbanism in China Urban Villages and City Development

Chapter 17 Bottom-Down Urbanism

Chapter 18 Property, Planning and Bottom-Up Pedestrian Spaces in Toronto’s Post-war Suburbs

Chapter 19 Privilege and Participation: On the Democratic Democracy Implications and Social Contradictions of Bottom-Up Urbanisms

Chapter 20 Pop-ups and Public Interests: Agile Public Space in the Neoliberal City