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Sustainable Transport and Urban Inequality: A Mixed Methods Study of Selective Siting and Procedural Justice in Berlin
Urban sustainability policies are widely promoted as key instruments for mitigating climate change and improving urban quality of life. At the same time, concerns have grown that such interventions may reproduce socio spatial inequalities through selec-tive siting, uneven benefits, and exclusionary
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