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Author Soja, Edward W.
Title Seeking spatial justice / Edward W. Soja.
Publication Info Minneapolis, Minn. : University of Minnesota Press, c2010.


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Descript xviii, 256 p. ; 22 cm.
Contents Why spatial? why justice? Why L.A.? Why now? -- On the production of unjust geographies -- Building a spatial theory of justice -- Seeking spatial justice in Los Angeles -- Translating theory into practice : urban planning at UCLA -- Seeking spatial justice after 9/11 : continuities and conclusions.
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9780816666676 (hbk.)
0816666687 (pbk.)
0816666679 (hbk.)
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Author Soja, Edward W.
Series Globalization and community series ; v.16
Globalization and community ; v.16.
Subject Social justice.
Justice, Administration of.
Space perception.
Geographical perception.
Descript xviii, 256 p. ; 22 cm.
Contents Why spatial? why justice? Why L.A.? Why now? -- On the production of unjust geographies -- Building a spatial theory of justice -- Seeking spatial justice in Los Angeles -- Translating theory into practice : urban planning at UCLA -- Seeking spatial justice after 9/11 : continuities and conclusions.
ISBN 9780816666683 (pbk.)
9780816666676 (hbk.)
0816666687 (pbk.)
0816666679 (hbk.)
Author Soja, Edward W.
Series Globalization and community series ; v.16
Globalization and community ; v.16.
Subject Social justice.
Justice, Administration of.
Space perception.
Geographical perception.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 5th Floor  HM 671 S6  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Social justice.
Justice, Administration of.
Space perception.
Geographical perception.
Descript xviii, 256 p. ; 22 cm.
Contents Why spatial? why justice? Why L.A.? Why now? -- On the production of unjust geographies -- Building a spatial theory of justice -- Seeking spatial justice in Los Angeles -- Translating theory into practice : urban planning at UCLA -- Seeking spatial justice after 9/11 : continuities and conclusions.
ISBN 9780816666683 (pbk.)
9780816666676 (hbk.)
0816666687 (pbk.)
0816666679 (hbk.)
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