Sprawl, justice, and citizenship: the civic costs of the American way of life

Abstract

. 1. Introduction: Sprawl as a Moral Issue NOTES FOR CHAPTER ONE 2. . Defining, Explaining, and Measuring Sprawl NOTES FOR CHAPTER TWO 3. Counting Costs and Benefits: Is Sprawl Efficient? NOTES FOR CHAPTER THREE 4. Do People Like Sprawl (And So What If They Do?) NOTES FOR CHAPTER FOUR 5. : Is Sprawl Fair? Liberal Egalitarianism and Sprawl NOTES FOR CHAPTER FIVE 6. Liberal Egalitarianism in a Cul-de-Sac? Sprawl, LIBERAL VIRTUE, AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY NOTES FOR CHAPTER SIX 7. Sprawl, Civic Virtue, and the Political Economy of CITIZENSHIP NOTES FOR CHAPTER SEVEN 8. You Can't March on a Strip Mall: Sprawl and Civic DISENGAGEMENT NOTES FOR CHAPTER EIGHT 9. Sprawl, the Environment, and Climate Change NOTES FOR CHAPTER NINE 10. : Reforming Sprawl, and Beyond NOTES FOR CHAPTER TEN APPENDICES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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