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May/June 1998 Sustainability: Who Benefits?

Column The Seventh Generation by Richard Milgrom Feature It’s Not Easy Being Green: Feminist Thoughts on Planning for Sustainability by Sherilyn MacGregor Sustainability is Not Enough by Peter Marcuse Sustaining Diversity: Participatory Design and Urban Space by Richard Milgrom Principles […]

May 30, 1998March 16, 2013 1998, May/June 1998, Progressive Planning Magazine back issues

May/June 1998

MIDDLE EAST MILITARY DOLLARS AND OUR CITIES

by Richard Platkin North American cities pay dearly for U.S. military policy in the Middle East. According to the July 1997 issue of Foreign Affairs, the cost of the U.S. military presence in the Persian Gulf is between $30 to […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

May/June 1998

Sustainable and Environmentally Just Societies

by Sandra Rodriguez Communities of color have much to contribute to sustainability because of their front-line experiences in struggles against environmental degradation and health risks they face in their neighborhoods and workplaces. The environmental issues faced by communities of color […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

May/June 1998

PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

by Jon Orcutt The First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit. October 24-27, 1991. Washington D.C. PREAMBLE WE, THE PEOPLE OF COLOR, gathered together at this multinational People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit, to begin to build a national […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

May/June 1998

Sustaining Diversity Participatory Design and Urban Space

by Richard Milgrom “Sustaining diversity” can be interpreted in two different ways. First, there is a need to sustain the human diversity present in urban environments. Diversity has allowed cities to embrace difference, an essential ingredient in the promotion of […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

May/June 1998

Sustainability is Not Enough

“Sustainability” as a goal for planning just doesn’t work. In the first place, sustainability is not a goal; it is a constraint on the achievement of other goals. No one who is interested in change wants to sustain things as […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

May/June 1998

It’s Not Easy Being Green Feminist Thoughts on Planning for Sustainability

by Sherilyn MacGregor Recent interest in “sustainability” has overshadowed issues of social justice in planning. There is an implicit assumption that, in the face of impending ecological destruction, we’re all in this together. But, as Peter Marcuse argues, we are […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

May/June 1998

Sustainability: Who Benefits?

by Richard Milgrom The term “sustainability” has become problematic. Some now argue that it is so overused as to be useless, co-opted by many for self-centered agendas. The four main articles in this issue of Planners Network attempt to come […]

May 6, 1998September 6, 2012 May/June 1998

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