Contents: Introduction, Luigi Fusco Girard. Part I: An Environmental Approach: Introduction to part I, Pasquale De Toro;The sustainable city in an age of globalization, Peter Hall; Is urban development in the Third World sustainable?, Alan Gilbert; Urban 'unsustainability' and environmental conflict, Joan Martinez-Alier; The role of intrinsic values for naturalization of the city, J. Baird Callicott; Sustainable development, the struggle against poverty and new structures of governance in the era of globalization, Stefano Zamagni; Sustainable urban strategies for developing countries, Anil Laul; La maison des hommes: Chandigarh as a sustainable city, Sarbjeet Singh Sandhu; Towards the sustainable city: planning and urban development for the year 2000 world exposition in Hanover, Germany, Jÿrgen Eppinger; Strategic policy scenarios for sustainable mobility, Evgenia Dimitrakopoulou and Maria Giaoutzi. Part II: An Inclusive Approach: Introduction to part II, Maria Cerreta; A better and stronger system of humane governance at the turn of the century, Üner Kirdar; City and justice: social movements in the city, David Harvey; Challenges and emerging responses for sustainable development in an urbanizing world, Nicholas You; Agenda 21 for sustainable construction in developing countries: the Indian case, Kirtee Shah; A critical evaluation of approaches to urban development in Bangladesh: case study of Khulna, Mejbahuddin Ahmed; Lithuanian business environmental management based on local agenda 21 principles, Olga Belous; Creating neighbourhoods in balance: issues and solutions, Keith Richardson; Agenda 21 and sustainable development in a complex environment: Venice and its lagoon, Ignazio Musu; Illegibility: a milieu for participation, Bohuslav Blazek; The sustainable city and the role of the city-building professions, Leonie Sandercock. Part III: An Integrated Approach: Introduction to part III, Fabiana Forte; Integrative policymaking for the improvement of the quality of urban life, Nicole Rijkens-Klomp, Martin van de Lindt, Marjolein B.A. van Asselt and Jan Rotmans; Integrated assessment of urban revitalization projects, Peter Nijkamp and Francesca Medda; Integrated conservation and environmental challenge: reflections on the Swedish case of habitat, Nanne Engelbrektsson and Jan Rosvall; Conservation-based cultural, environmental, and economic development: the case of the walled city of Fez, Hassan Radoine; Cultural heritage conservation in China: some significant good practices, Guang-Jun Jin and Cong-xia Zhao; Can economics help preserve and conserve heritage? And if so, can economics help to improve quality of life and of the environment?, Christian Ost; The social and economic attractiveness of the urban environment: an exercise in the valuation of public space in Barcelona, Josep Roca Cladera, Malcolm C. Burns and Pilar García Almirall; Re-humanizing an environmental protection culture: a case study of integrating multiple perspectives in achieving environmental behaviour change in a regulated industry sector, Jack W. Scannell, Denise L. Scannell and Charlton D. McIlwain; An open conclusion, Bruno Forte; Naples declaration; Index.
