Planning after petroleum: preparing cities for the age beyond oil

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Acknowledgements -- List of abbreviations -- Notes on contributors -- Foreword -- Introduction -- 1 Investigating cities after oil: Planning for systemic urban oil vulnerability -- Part I Energy horizons -- 2 A stormy petroleum horizon: Cities and planning beyond oil -- 3 The paradox of oil: The cheaper it is, the more it costs -- 4 Institutional planning responses to a confluence of oil vulnerability and climate change -- 5 Energy security and oil vulnerability responses -- 6 Post-petroleum urban justice -- Part II Transport and land use -- 7 Walking the city -- 8 Cycling potential in dispersed cities -- 9 Children's active transport: An upside of oil vulnerability? -- 10 Public transport networks in the post-petroleum era -- 11 Oil and mortgage vulnerability in Australian cities -- 12 Outer suburbs, car dependence and residential choice in France -- 13 Greenspace after petroleum: From freeways to greenways -- Part III Urban systems -- 14 Local energy plans for transitions to a low carbon future -- 15 Motor vehicle fleets in oil vulnerable suburbs: A prospect of technology innovations -- 16 Energy for cities -- 17 The role of telecommunication in post-petroleum planning -- 18 Peak oil: Challenges and changes for the air transport industry -- Conclusion -- 19 Planning and petroleum futures: Research directions -- Index.