Global Im-Possibilities: Exploring the Paradoxes of Just Sustainabilities

Cover
Contents
List of Figures
Contributors
Introduction – Phoebe Godfrey, Mary Buchanan
Part I Promises and Deliveries
	1 Destroy and Rebuild: Considering Harm, Community Benefits, and Environmental Ornamentation in Community Development in Atlanta – Dr. Lemir Teron, Ms. T’Shari White, Ms. Farah Nibbs and Ms. Farzaneh Khayat
	2 The Sovereignty Paradox: Negotiating Values amid Tribal Adaptation to Shale Oil Extraction – Jacqline Wolf Tice, David Casagrande
	3 Activism or Extractivism: Indigenous Land Struggles in Eastern Bolivia – Evan Shenkin
Part II Whose Cities?
	4 The Bipolar Waterfront: Paradoxes of Shoreline Place-Making in Contemporary Accra and Colombo – Rapti Siriwardane-de Zoysa, Epifania A. Amoo-Adare
	5 Negotiations and Contestations of Just Mobility: Rickshaws in Dhaka, Bangladesh – Md Musleh Uddin Hasan
	6 Paradoxes of Just Sustainabilities in Urban Water Sociotechnical Systems: Lessons from Athens, Greece – Marcia Rosalie Hale
Part III Scales of Decision-Making and Action
	7 Resistance to Restricting? The Politics of Cars in Copenhagen – Kevin T. Smiley
	8 Popular Consultations and Extractivism in Colombia: From Local to Global Actions against Mining and Climate Change – Aracely Burgos-Ayala, Emerson Harvey Cepeda-Rodríguez
	9 Rescaling Energy Governance and the Democratizing Potential of “Community Choice” – Sean Kennedy
Part IV Reimagining the Possible
	10 Organic (dis)organization and Transformation: Stories of Resistance and Return at Ceres Community Environment Park – Natalie Osborne, Deanna Grant-Smith
	11 Just Sustainabilities on the Range: Empowering Decisions at the Soil Surface – Andrea Malmberg, Tony Malmberg
	12 Welcome to Tubman House – Anthony Bayani Rodriguez
Conclusion: Global [Im]-Possibilities for Just Sustainabilities? – Phoebe Godfrey, Mary Buchanan
Index