Pia Christensen is Professor of Anthropology and Childhood Studies, University of Leeds, UK.Sophie Hadfield-Hill is Lecturer of Human Geography, University of Birmingham, UK.John Horton is Associate Professor of Human Geography, University of Northampton, UK.Peter Kraftl is Professor of Human Geography, University of Birmingham, UK.

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• Introduction: New Urbanisms, New Citizens  Chapter 1: Towards the interdisciplinary study of children and sustainable urbanism  Chapter 2: Sustainable urbanisms in policy and practice  Chapter 3: Living with sustainable urban technologies  Chapter 4: Sustainable mobilities  Chapter 5: Constituting Communities: welcoming, belonging, excluding  Chapter 6: Vital Politics: children and young people’s participation in public space and local decision-making  Chapter 7: Making space for vitality in sustainable urbanisms: childhood and play  Chapter 8: Conclusion: towards a theory of children and sustainable urban vitalities

Pia Christensen is Professor of Anthropology and Childhood Studies, University of Leeds, UK.Sophie Hadfield-Hill is Lecturer of Human Geography, University of Birmingham, UK.John Horton is Associate Professor of Human Geography, University of Northampton, UK.Peter Kraftl is Professor of Human Geography, University of Birmingham, UK.

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• Introduction: New Urbanisms, New Citizens  Chapter 1: Towards the interdisciplinary study of children and sustainable urbanism  Chapter 2: Sustainable urbanisms in policy and practice  Chapter 3: Living with sustainable urban technologies  Chapter 4: Sustainable mobilities  Chapter 5: Constituting Communities: welcoming, belonging, excluding  Chapter 6: Vital Politics: children and young people’s participation in public space and local decision-making  Chapter 7: Making space for vitality in sustainable urbanisms: childhood and play  Chapter 8: Conclusion: towards a theory of children and sustainable urban vitalities

Pia Christensen is Professor of Anthropology and Childhood Studies, University of Leeds, UK.Sophie Hadfield-Hill is Lecturer of Human Geography, University of Birmingham, UK.John Horton is Associate Professor of Human Geography, University of Northampton, UK.Peter Kraftl is Professor of Human Geography, University of Birmingham, UK.

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• Introduction: New Urbanisms, New Citizens  Chapter 1: Towards the interdisciplinary study of children and sustainable urbanism  Chapter 2: Sustainable urbanisms in policy and practice  Chapter 3: Living with sustainable urban technologies  Chapter 4: Sustainable mobilities  Chapter 5: Constituting Communities: welcoming, belonging, excluding  Chapter 6: Vital Politics: children and young people’s participation in public space and local decision-making  Chapter 7: Making space for vitality in sustainable urbanisms: childhood and play  Chapter 8: Conclusion: towards a theory of children and sustainable urban vitalities