Towards an eco-city: calming the traffic

David Engwicht

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Contents: The nature of the eco-city. How traffic destroys the eco-city. Eco-relational thinking. Eco-rights. Rebuilding the eco-city together. Appendices: A draft charter of access-to-exchange rights. The European charter of pedestrians' rights.

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