Titlebook: Revisiting Marx’s Critique of Liberalism; Rethinking Justice, Igor Shoikhedbrod Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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ater. In the context of high density urban environments, they are integral to the network of green and public spaces and have the potential to encompass a range of uses including residential, commercial, leisure, recreational, heritage and art offering a multitude of economic, social, environmental

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Igor Shoikhedbroderated in the course of city growth. Surveys of the key ecological and environmental benefits of urban woodlands provide the basis to advocate conservation and creation. Urban woodlands tend to be isolated or fragmented remnant pockets enveloped by built-up areas. They are threatened by urban sprawl

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Igor Shoikhedbrodgnated as heritage trees using diverse criteria, such as size, tree form, historical-cultural associations, and sacred-mythical connotations. Ancient trees with veteran features offer varied micro-habitats to support a surprising assemblage of companion organisms. Other large trees furnish keystone

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Igor Shoikhedbroderated in the course of city growth. Surveys of the key ecological and environmental benefits of urban woodlands provide the basis to advocate conservation and creation. Urban woodlands tend to be isolated or fragmented remnant pockets enveloped by built-up areas. They are threatened by urban sprawl

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e heart of my research by examining the value of agriculture in urban foodscapes. As described in Chap. ., there are many drivers for engaging in urban agriculture. This chapter explores the most important contributions of urban agriculture to the foodscape, as reported by research participants. Whi

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Igor Shoikhedbrodal to this transformation has been a cultural ideological shift, one that has deeply affected possibilities for acting on criticisms of injustice. Concerns with ‘distribution’ that had been central to the prevailing model of social citizenship in the 20th century have been partly incorporated into r

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Igor Shoikhedbrodgeneralizable interests of all individuals pointed to a more comprehensive transformation of the legitimation imperative of state. While ‘old’ social movements continued to engage in civil actions that claimed generalizable interests, these were marginalized from the political sphere itself in posti

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ufacturing workers as a social class. Increased global inter-state competition for markets and resources, as well as concerns over military security, created a sense of urgency around questions of working and social conditions in general. The state and economy required a compromise that would secure