Titlebook: Urban Ecology in the Global South; Charlie M. Shackleton,Sarel S. Cilliers,Marié J. d Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Urbanisation in the Global South,more rapidly in the Global South than the Global North. Analysts of Global South urbanisation critique the frequent use of analytical toolkits developed in the Global North to explain urban processes in the Global South, and therefore this chapter seeks to build from ‘southern’ understandings of Glo

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The Effect of Landscape History on the Urban Environment: Past Landscapes, Present Patterns,ral, economic, political and technical systems that shaped their construction. In this chapter, we use urban filters as the overarching framework within which specific aspects pertaining to the history of the landscape will be discussed. Legacy effects are discussed under the subthemes of urban form

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Urban Green Infrastructure in the Global South,ainability and climate resilience. However, evidence on UGI research and application in the cities of the Global South is limited. An overview of the development of UGI in the three regions of Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia is presented. The selective review shows that concepts such as u

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Urban Animal Diversity in the Global South,city. However, much of this research has focused on cities in the developed world, where the mechanisms affecting biodiversity might be very different to those in the developing cities of the Global South. Here we detail how the contemporary cities of the Global South diverge from their Global North

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Understanding Urban Regulating Ecosystem Services in the Global South,URES) concept, primarily because most available information is from the Global North. Thus, there is a need to better understand the unique socio-economic, political and environmental context of urban areas in the Global South when addressing issues related to urban ecosystem services, environmental

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Cultural Urban Ecosystem Services,the Global South. Evidence on urban cultural ecosystem services tends to focus on recreation and cities from the Global North. Cultural services such as social cohesion and cultural heritage are often overlooked from research. Global South realities are different from the Global North, given the pro