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, 2016 A presentation focussing on the many dimensions of livability and linked concepts for first year honours ...
Bulder, E.A.M.
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2023
This chapter uses the interview with Frédéric Worms and Judith Butler to explore the preliminary question of what is the unlivable, defining it as that which one cannot live in or live through. It confirms whether being unlivable is merely survival or does a life need to be more than survival to be truly livable.
Judith Butler, Frédéric Worms
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This chapter uses the interview with Frédéric Worms and Judith Butler to explore the preliminary question of what is the unlivable, defining it as that which one cannot live in or live through. It confirms whether being unlivable is merely survival or does a life need to be more than survival to be truly livable.
Judith Butler, Frédéric Worms
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Journal of the American Planning Association, 2018
Problem, research strategy, and findings: Planners and engineers traditionally consolidate motorized traffic onto arterial roads that pose challenges for surrounding neighborhoods.
Carolyn McAndrews, Wesley Marshall
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Problem, research strategy, and findings: Planners and engineers traditionally consolidate motorized traffic onto arterial roads that pose challenges for surrounding neighborhoods.
Carolyn McAndrews, Wesley Marshall
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2022
Abstract Would democratic socialism be better at minimizing climate change? A common version of this hypothesis says that only with socialism can we achieve a sizable reduction in economic output. But we don’t need to reduce economic output in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, doing so might be counterproductive, because
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Abstract Would democratic socialism be better at minimizing climate change? A common version of this hypothesis says that only with socialism can we achieve a sizable reduction in economic output. But we don’t need to reduce economic output in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, doing so might be counterproductive, because
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