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Seminar 1: On justice and equality - [Small Group Discussion]

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Seminar 1: On justice and equality - [Small Group Discussion]

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Q1. What does the notion ‘urban justice’ mean?

Moral dimension in practice, ‘Right to the City’ – even opportunities for everyone – recognition of diversity without exclusion

Linked with three main terms: deliberative democracy (people’s views are informed by their interaction with others, they don’t have fixed preferences, everyone should have a say without a privileged hierarchy), diversity (shifting from fair distribution to ‘social differentiation without exclusion’ – not homogeneity and assimilation), and equity (highlighting the tensions of how to manage democratic access – linked with text ‘Conviviality, Rights, and Conflict in Africa’s Urban Estuaries’ moving away from equality – non discriminatory)

Q2. How could urban designers and urban planners make cities more just, equal, and equitable?

- Spaces for gathering and manifestation

- Political frameworks

- Mechanism for involvement of people – collaboration frameworks

- How to involve everyone and keeping democratic access while being careful as people are already in marginalised positions

- Creation of urban and local policies to gather and frame the needs and problems of disadvantaged populations

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Summary Seminar 2: On shifting demographics and migration 

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Summary Seminar 2: On shifting demographics and migration 

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1. Urban  justice should not be evaluate based only on economical value bur on social and cultural value of specific group.
2. City should have some level of inequality to nurture competition society but should have a threshold for minimum and maximum.
3. Education should be accessibly not only to local but migrants with same opportunity.

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Q1: Urban justice is to make everyone in the city own the equal right, which can achieve in capital flow, equal social power and low income community.

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Q1: Urban justice is to make everyone in the city own the equal right, which can achieve in capital flow, equal social power and low income community.

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Q2:  We urban designers and planners can  address these in Vulnerable Groups(disabled, homeless and unemployment).

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Urban justice，according to Iris MarionYoung，means the absence of form of domination. The government should listen to the public‘ stories and voices，engage more people into decision making. They are not only architects’thing...

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On Justice and Inequality Please use this space to collect the main ideas discussed by the group.

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On Justice and Inequality Please use this space to collect the main ideas discussed by the group.

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