Healthy Cities: The Theory, Policy, and Practice of Value-Based Urban Planning

Part I: Foundations and Historical Backdrop.- Introduction: Aims and Objectives of this Book.- Paleo-Epidemiology, Nomadism and Sedentism: Health and the City.- Urbanisation and Public Health.- Health in Canada in the 1970s and 1980s: Hotbed of Innovation.- Healthy Cities Emerge: Toronto - Ottawa - Copenhagen.- Healthy Cities Grow: Development of International, National, Regional, Linguistic Networks.- Eleven Qualities a City Should Strive to Provide (1986).- Part II: Conceptual Framework and Analysis: Healthy Cities Working from a Joint Value Base.- From Movement to Maturity?- Africa - Anglophone.- Africa - Francophone.- Africa - Maghreb.- Arabic.- Central and South America.- North America.- Europe.- South-East Asia.- Asia-Pacific.- Oceania.- Wrap-Up: Values and Governance for Urban Health.- Part III: The Analysis Continues: Thematic Priorities.- The Role of the Community and Policy Coalitions.- Greening the City.- Environments for Health.- From Urban Projects to Healthy City Policies.- Futuring for Healthy Mega-Cities.- Methodological Reflections on Generating Evidence for Healthy Cities.- Health and Social Impact Assessment for Urban Health.- Conclusion: A Critical Appraisal at the Movement's 25th Birthday.