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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-60657-1Development Policies; Climate change adaption and resiliency; Local governance and administration; New
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Environmental Activism in Post-Arab Uprisings: More than Shades of Greenxis of environmental activism in the light of the dynamics and outcomes of the Arab uprisings will be elicited, with a particular focus on three major environmental movements: Algeria’s ‘No to Fracking’ movement, Lebanon’s ‘You Stink’ movement, and Morocco’s ‘We Are Not Trash’ movement.
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Power and Planning Discourse: Defining the Greater Amman Metropolitan Areal, innovative act that responded to technical issues, the chapter shows that this representation was part of a practice that hides the planners’ quest for more control over planning the city and its surroundings. The chapter concludes by stating that the issue of control, seen by the planners as a c
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The Endless Challenge of Local Governance in CasablancaTheir prerogatives overlap; actions are needlessly duplicated, and policies are feebly implemented and followed up at the local level. If Greater Casablanca is to cope with urban growth, and ensure effective local participation in the decision-making, there is an urgent need to look at new forms of
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Housing Provision in Poor Communities in Ghana, the Role of Non-State Actorsm neglected by the state. However, instead of the communities sinking into complete chaos, through local associations, the communities have become self-governing communities. The study is largely qualitative research which involves 135 participants from four poor communities selected in Accra and Wi