Spatial Justice: Urban Dynamics

This lecture delves into the concept of spatial justice, exploring the theoretical research by authors like John Rawls and Amartya Sen. It discusses the challenges of applying spatial dimensions to justice, the role of geographers in the debate, and controversies surrounding topics like gentrification. The lecture also examines the evolution of urban spaces in North America and Europe, the impact of gentrification on social diversity, and the emergence of a society of individuals. It concludes by emphasizing the interactive relationship between spatiality and space, highlighting the fragility and power of spatial interventions in shaping environments and social interactions.