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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Part 1 Legacies of Colonialism.- Indigenous Relationality and Planning Futures.- Spatial Planning Ideas in African Cities: origination, circulation and hybridization.- Race in the Garden: eugenics and utopian planning.- Berlin as European City: omitting postcolonial conditions after 1989.- Planning histories and the new progressive planning agenda in Colombia.- Indigenous Futurities: Maori planning histories and ingenuity.- The History of Planning for Communities Living on Land under Traditional Authority in Africa.- Part 2 Silenced Themes and Voices.- "What is our city doing for us?" Placing Collective Care into Atlanta's Post-Public Housing Movements.- Women, Property-ownership and Finance: an under-examined contribution to settler city-building in North America.- The History of Children, Young People and Planning.- Uncovering Hidden Histories of Community-led Planning.- Mutualism in Housing Provision.- A Queer Lens for Planning History.- Sidelined by History: revising the evolution of green-space planning.- Conclusion.
