Titlebook: Degrowth in the Suburbs; A Radical Urban Imag Samuel Alexander,Brendan Gleeson Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Carbon Suburbia and the Energy Descent Future,dapting to significantly reduced energy supply. But given the close connection between energy and economic growth, reduced energy supply means transcending the economics of growth and reimagining suburbia for an energy descent future beyond growth.

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,Light Green Illusions and the ‘Blind Field’ of Techno-optimism, narrow their focus by offering a critique of electric vehicles and conclude that a post-carbon suburbia will be a reduced-mobility world of walking, cycling, public transport, infrequent airflight, and more broadly, increased localisation of economy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90536-5 chapter, Alexander and Gleeson briefly examine the inner dimension of their vision of degrowth in the suburbs, by reimagining the suburban condition from an existential perspective. In doing so, they also find space to review some of the key themes of the book and offer closing reflections on their radical urban imaginary.

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Die Bundesrepublik in den siebziger Jahrenrovides a brief history of how and why the suburbs emerged as they did, focussing on suburban development in the ‘new world’ cities of North America, Australia and New Zealand. Alexander and Gleeson show that the suburban form is shaped by the underlying political economy of economic growth, but the

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