As I develop the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum, my library and reading list are filling up with books and materials on environmental andContinue Reading
In the book ‘Phytopolis: The Living City’, author Stefano Mancuso reflects that ‘…despite our historical relationship with plants, we now seem intent on imagining ourselves as aContinue Reading
In collaboration with Edward Elgar Publishing, A Research Agenda for Overtourism is the latest addition to my library from their catalogue. It’s also interesting, as the lastContinue Reading
In 2025, I began to not only muse significantly more on the topic of ‘ordinary cities’, but also realize it as a key developing research interest andContinue Reading
Today I finished the book ‘Rewriting Exurbia: New people in aging sprawl’ by Lawrence Davis (ListLab Publisher). I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in and/orContinue Reading
Added to my summer reading stack: ‘Urban Gardening and the Struggle for Social and Spatial Justice’, edited by Chiara Certoma, Susan Noori and Dr.-Ing. Martin Sondermann (ManchesterContinue Reading
When I learned about the book ‘Rewriting Exurbia: New People in Aging Sprawl,’ I knew I had to read it. I am interested in the urban sphere,Continue Reading
I first read Al Gore’s ‘Earth in the Balance’ in the mid or late 90’s. I recall being affected by it then. The paperback I had thenContinue Reading
I recently finished the book ‘The 15-Minute City: A Solution to Saving Our Time & Our Planet’ by Carlos Moreno. As a person who spent many yearsContinue Reading
Not only am I completely fascinated by ‘superilla’ after my recent first meeting with Francesco, one of the authors of ‘Barcelona Superilla’, but overall also with theContinue Reading
