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Transitions as Spatial Devices
This chapter critically addresses the intrinsic contradictions and the political and social tensions generated by the push toward the Ecological Transition in urban contexts. By relating the concept of transition to that of territoriality, the author analyzes how transition strategies can sometimes
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