Vanesa Castán Broto is a professorial fellow at the Urban Institute, University of Sheffield, UK, and chair of the research group on Climate Urbanism. She leads the European Research Council project Low Carbon Action in Ordinary Cities. Vanesa’s last book is Urban Energy Landscapes (2019). She is a Lead Author in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and a chapter author for UN-Habitat’s 2020 World Cities Report.Linda Westman is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Urban Institute, University of Sheffield, UK, whose work engages with the governance of sustainability and climate change, urban sustainability transformations, and justice.

This is the ultimate book for thinking what just and sustainable cities in the 21st century could look like.

• 1. Introduction 2. The appropriation of sustainability values 3. The challenge of emancipatory sustainability thought4. Planning for Just Sustainabilities 5. Improving wellbeing and quality of life 6. Meeting the needs of present and future generations 7. Justice and equity in recognition, process, participation and outcome8. Ecosystem Limits9. Conclusion

Vanesa Castán Broto is a professorial fellow at the Urban Institute, University of Sheffield, UK, and chair of the research group on Climate Urbanism. She leads the European Research Council project Low Carbon Action in Ordinary Cities. Vanesa’s last book is Urban Energy Landscapes (2019). She is a Lead Author in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and a chapter author for UN-Habitat’s 2020 World Cities Report.Linda Westman is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Urban Institute, University of Sheffield, UK, whose work engages with the governance of sustainability and climate change, urban sustainability transformations, and justice.

This is the ultimate book for thinking what just and sustainable cities in the 21st century could look like.

• 1. Introduction 2. The appropriation of sustainability values 3. The challenge of emancipatory sustainability thought4. Planning for Just Sustainabilities 5. Improving wellbeing and quality of life 6. Meeting the needs of present and future generations 7. Justice and equity in recognition, process, participation and outcome8. Ecosystem Limits9. Conclusion

Vanesa Castán Broto is a professorial fellow at the Urban Institute, University of Sheffield, UK, and chair of the research group on Climate Urbanism. She leads the European Research Council project Low Carbon Action in Ordinary Cities. Vanesa’s last book is Urban Energy Landscapes (2019). She is a Lead Author in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and a chapter author for UN-Habitat’s 2020 World Cities Report.Linda Westman is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Urban Institute, University of Sheffield, UK, whose work engages with the governance of sustainability and climate change, urban sustainability transformations, and justice.

This is the ultimate book for thinking what just and sustainable cities in the 21st century could look like.

• 1. Introduction 2. The appropriation of sustainability values 3. The challenge of emancipatory sustainability thought4. Planning for Just Sustainabilities 5. Improving wellbeing and quality of life 6. Meeting the needs of present and future generations 7. Justice and equity in recognition, process, participation and outcome8. Ecosystem Limits9. Conclusion