Livable Streets 2.0

Cover
Front Matter
Copyright
Donald Appleyard’s original dedication
Contents
Author biography
Foreword
Prelude
Acknowledgments
Introduction
I
Street conflict: Living with traffic
	1. Three streets in San Francisco
	2. The ecology of the street
	3. Street images, values, and problems
	4. Intrusion, disruption, and adaptation
	5. Streets of San Francisco
	6. The vulnerable groups
	7. The meaning of livable and complete streets to schoolchildren
	8. The human scale relationships of traffic, street livability, health, and equity
	9. Cars, conflict and community severance
II
Power
	10. How livable streets humanized the auto-mobility paradigm
	11. The shaping of street ecologies and neighborhoods in the US and Europe
	12. A contemporary history, circa 1981 onward
	13. Early street battles of Britain
	14. Early street battles of San Francisco Bay Area
	15. Street fights for livability, health, and humanity
	16. Power and politics of the street
III
Realizing the promise of our streets
	17. Livability ethics for street and urban empathy, equity, and justice
	18. A Charter for Humane & Equitable Streets
	19. Processes and principles for creating livable & complete streets and communities
	20. Tools, rules, and techniques
	21. The generation, articulation, and communication of alternatives
IV
The challenge and future of our streets
	22. Streets can kill cities: Third world beware
	23. Epilogue
Appendices
References
Index
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