The results of the DDFV Symposia described in this website should lead to the design of a proposal for a handbook on Spatial Justice, connected to different issues relevant to the planning, design and governing of cities and communities. This happens also in framework of TU Delft partnership with UN-Habitat.
This caters to several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
(4) Quality Education
(10) Reduced Inequalities
(11) Sustainable Cities and Communities
(13) Climate Action
(16) Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
The “Handbook on Spatial Justice” addresses the issue of socio-spatial justice and its relationship with key topics identified. Each key topic and its relationship to spatial justice is developed by one authority in the issue. WE have identified 45 issues that could be tackled in the handbook from several perspectives, but we have listed 4 perspectives that interest us more specifically. All issues are alternatively (1) societal processes, (2) societal issues, (3) theoretical issues, (4) tools for spatial justice.
| Automation and economic change | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Big data + mapping | Tools for spatial justice |
| Climate Change | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Collective imagination | Theoretical issue |
| Communicative rationality | Theoretical issue |
| Community | Theoretical issue |
| Conflict | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Democracy | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Design | Tools for spatial justice |
| Eco-systems | Theoretical issue |
| Environmental degradation | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Environmental justice | Theoretical issue |
| Ethics | Theoretical issue |
| Gender | Societal issue |
| Governance | Tools for spatial justice |
| Heritage | Societal issue |
| Housing | Societal issue |
| Informal Urbanisation | Societal issue |
| Landscape Democracy | Theoretical issue |
| Management | Tools for spatial justice |
| Migration | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Mobility | Societal issue |
| New Urbanism | Tools for spatial justice |
| Participation | Tools for spatial justice |
| Participatory budget | Tools for spatial justice |
| Planning education | Theoretical issue |
| Planning methods | Tools for spatial justice |
| Planning systems | Tools for spatial justice |
| Progressive Taxation | Tools for spatial justice |
| Public goods | Theoretical issue |
| Public space | Societal issue |
| Race | Societal issue |
| Resilience | Theoretical issue |
| Rise of populism | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Sanitation | Societal issue |
| Socio-technical transitions | Theoretical issue |
| Spatial Planning | Tools for spatial justice |
| Sustainability | Theoretical issue |
| Technology (SMART?) | Tools for spatial justice |
| Commons | Theoretical issue |
| Right to the City | Theoretical issue |
| TOD | Tools for spatial justice |
| Urban Farming | Tools for spatial justice |
| Urbanisation | Processes that are connected to spatial justice |
| Values | Theoretical issue |
| Water | Societal issue |
Spatial Justice 