Titlebook: Spatial Justice and Planning; Reshaping Social Hou Shaoxu Wang,Kai Gu Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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An Enquiry into Planning for Justice,olitical-economic, and postmodern perspectives of justice have enriched studies of justice and invoked diverse research themes in planning. Supported by critical spatial consciousness, Soja’s idea of spatial justice seeks to build a new understanding of justice that has the potential to connect aspi

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From Aspirational to Operational: Towards an Integrated Approach to Spatial Justice,a means for achieving desired ends. However, it faces criticism as a concept for being too abstract and not suitable for application in research and practice. The operational aspects of the triad and its epistemological orientations need clarification. Social housing redevelopment entails the changi

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Urban Regeneration and Social Housing Redevelopment in Aotearoa New Zealand: Issues and Challenges, research in urban studies. Much has been written about urban regeneration, including the associated gentrification, displacement and resistance, and social-spatial justice. Moreover, different theories have been developed to reveal the underlying logic of these processes. This chapter clarifies the

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People, Place, and Policy,public housing policies and physical environments on residents’ lived experiences. Embodied research reflects on the processes and outcomes of urban planning and housing policies as a system of power that affects and shapes bodies, as well as identifying people’s needs and demands. It also contribut

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Introduction,aroa New Zealand. The intention is to bring into sharper relief the potentially powerful, yet often obscured spatial characteristics of social housing communities and the characteristics of those communities in space that are essential to promoting spatial justice in planning.

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From Aspirational to Operational: Towards an Integrated Approach to Spatial Justice,ng configuration of built forms and community life. Drawing on geographical urban morphology, policy analysis, and embodiment research, a new conceptual framework for spatial justice is established to investigate the spatiality of (in)justice and the (in)justice of spatiality in the context of community renewal.