Table of Contents

Part 1 Geographies of Wealth and risk Accumulation: Neoliberal Policy and Resource Instrumentalism; Chapter 1 Cities, Nature and Development: The Politics and Production of Urban Vulnerabilities, Sarah Dooling, Gregory Simon; Chapter 2 Development, Risk Momentum and the Ecology of Vulnerability: A Historical'”relational Analysis of the 1991 Oakland Hills Firestorm, Gregory Simon; Chapter 3 The Neoliberal Production of Vulnerability and Unequal Risk, Timothy W. Collins, Anthony M. Jimenez; Chapter 4 The Production of Urban Vulnerability Through Market-based Parks Governance, Harold A. Perkins; Part 2 Unanticipated Vulnerabilities: Sustainability Planning, Environmental Movements, and Activism; Chapter 5 Re-imagining the Local: Scale, Race, Culture and the Production of Food Vulnerabilities, Julian Agyeman, Benjamin L. Simons; Chapter 6 Sustainability Planning, Ecological Gentrification and the Production of Urban Vulnerabilities, Sarah Dooling; Chapter 7 Between Here and There: Mobilizing Urban Vulnerabilities in Climate Camps and Transition Towns, Kelvin Mason, Mark Whitehead; Part 3 Vulnerabilities in the Urbanizing Context: Cultural and Demographic Transformations; Chapter 8 Co-opting Restoration: Women, Voluntarism, and Insurgent Performance in Philadelphia, Alec Brownlow; Chapter 9 Rust-to-resilience: Local Responses to Urban Vulnerabilities in Utica, New York, Jessica K. Graybill; Chapter 10 The Privilege of Staying Dry: The Impact of Flooding and Racism on the Emergence of the Mexican Ghetto in Austin's Low-Eastside, 1880'“1935, Eliot M. Tretter, Melissa Adams; Chapter 11 Epilogue, Sarah Dooling, Gregory Simon;

About the Author

Dr Sarah Dooling, University of Texas Austin, USA and Dr Gregory Simon, University of Colorado Denver, USA. Sarah Dooling, Gregory Simon, Timothy W. Collins, Anthony M. Jimenez, Harold A. Perkins, Julian Agyeman, Benjamin L. Simons, Kelvin Mason, Mark Whitehead, Alec Brownlow, Jessica K. Graybill, Eliot M. Tretter, Melissa Adams.