Edited by Camilla Lenzi, Professor, Department of Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering and Valeria Fedeli, Professor, Department of Architecture and Urban Studies, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

• Contents:Introduction: the interplay among inequalities, wellbeing and space 1Camilla Lenzi and Valeria Fedeli1 Spatial Inequalities in an Era of Modern Reindustrialization 16Roberta Capello and Silvia Cerisola2 Left behind places and local democracy: German small townsunder the conditions of peripheralisation 33Thilo Lang, Franziska Görmar, Stefan Haunstein and Martin Graffenberger3 Resolving the Urban Wellbeing Paradox: The Role ofEducation and Social Contact 52Philip S. Morrison4 Housing and Urban-Rural Differences in Subjective Wellbeingin the Netherlands 95Marloes Hoogerbrugge and Martijn J. Burger5 Urbanization and the Geography of Societal Discontent 116Camilla Lenzi and Giovanni Perucca6 Regional disparities in the sensitivity of wellbeing to poverty measures 133Cristina Bernini, Silvia Emili and Maria Rosaria Ferrante7 Spatial Inequalities and International Cooperation Projects:a Bottom-up Wellbeing Model for Inclusion 155Daniela De Leo and Valentina Vittoria Calabrese8 Behind Left and Right – Disentangling the Voting Behaviourof Radical Parties in Europe 173Luise Koeppen, Dimitris Ballas, Arjen Edzes and Sierdjan Koster9 Spatial justice: the contemporary uncertainties of the French model 212Valeria Fedeli

‘The work is presented through up-to-date and scholarly comparative chapters that are immensely topical and timely. Contemporary European societies are facing the twin trends of growing socio-economic disparities between people and places, and the expansion of a regressive political populism that is undermining attempts to foster greater cohesion. This book contributes to the development and re-assertion of progressive agendas founded on social justice and the propagation of well-being.’

Edited by Camilla Lenzi, Professor, Department of Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering and Valeria Fedeli, Professor, Department of Architecture and Urban Studies, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

• Contents:Introduction: the interplay among inequalities, wellbeing and space 1Camilla Lenzi and Valeria Fedeli1 Spatial Inequalities in an Era of Modern Reindustrialization 16Roberta Capello and Silvia Cerisola2 Left behind places and local democracy: German small townsunder the conditions of peripheralisation 33Thilo Lang, Franziska Görmar, Stefan Haunstein and Martin Graffenberger3 Resolving the Urban Wellbeing Paradox: The Role ofEducation and Social Contact 52Philip S. Morrison4 Housing and Urban-Rural Differences in Subjective Wellbeingin the Netherlands 95Marloes Hoogerbrugge and Martijn J. Burger5 Urbanization and the Geography of Societal Discontent 116Camilla Lenzi and Giovanni Perucca6 Regional disparities in the sensitivity of wellbeing to poverty measures 133Cristina Bernini, Silvia Emili and Maria Rosaria Ferrante7 Spatial Inequalities and International Cooperation Projects:a Bottom-up Wellbeing Model for Inclusion 155Daniela De Leo and Valentina Vittoria Calabrese8 Behind Left and Right – Disentangling the Voting Behaviourof Radical Parties in Europe 173Luise Koeppen, Dimitris Ballas, Arjen Edzes and Sierdjan Koster9 Spatial justice: the contemporary uncertainties of the French model 212Valeria Fedeli

‘The work is presented through up-to-date and scholarly comparative chapters that are immensely topical and timely. Contemporary European societies are facing the twin trends of growing socio-economic disparities between people and places, and the expansion of a regressive political populism that is undermining attempts to foster greater cohesion. This book contributes to the development and re-assertion of progressive agendas founded on social justice and the propagation of well-being.’

Edited by Camilla Lenzi, Professor, Department of Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering and Valeria Fedeli, Professor, Department of Architecture and Urban Studies, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

• Contents:Introduction: the interplay among inequalities, wellbeing and space 1Camilla Lenzi and Valeria Fedeli1 Spatial Inequalities in an Era of Modern Reindustrialization 16Roberta Capello and Silvia Cerisola2 Left behind places and local democracy: German small townsunder the conditions of peripheralisation 33Thilo Lang, Franziska Görmar, Stefan Haunstein and Martin Graffenberger3 Resolving the Urban Wellbeing Paradox: The Role ofEducation and Social Contact 52Philip S. Morrison4 Housing and Urban-Rural Differences in Subjective Wellbeingin the Netherlands 95Marloes Hoogerbrugge and Martijn J. Burger5 Urbanization and the Geography of Societal Discontent 116Camilla Lenzi and Giovanni Perucca6 Regional disparities in the sensitivity of wellbeing to poverty measures 133Cristina Bernini, Silvia Emili and Maria Rosaria Ferrante7 Spatial Inequalities and International Cooperation Projects:a Bottom-up Wellbeing Model for Inclusion 155Daniela De Leo and Valentina Vittoria Calabrese8 Behind Left and Right – Disentangling the Voting Behaviourof Radical Parties in Europe 173Luise Koeppen, Dimitris Ballas, Arjen Edzes and Sierdjan Koster9 Spatial justice: the contemporary uncertainties of the French model 212Valeria Fedeli

‘The work is presented through up-to-date and scholarly comparative chapters that are immensely topical and timely. Contemporary European societies are facing the twin trends of growing socio-economic disparities between people and places, and the expansion of a regressive political populism that is undermining attempts to foster greater cohesion. This book contributes to the development and re-assertion of progressive agendas founded on social justice and the propagation of well-being.’