Part I: Urban Resilience in Times of Environmental Crises
Introduction
The Periphery Does Not Exist
From Circular Design to Circular Dynamics
Part II: The Charter of Peccioli
Preamble to the Charter of Peccioli. A Vision for Italy: A Nation of Resilient Communities
The Peccioli Charter, or the New Constitution of the Nation of the Italian Resilient Communities
Part III: Contributions of the Steering Committee Members
Introduction
No More Masterplan! Resilient Communities Require Incremental, Adaptive and Generative Processes
Building the Space of a Resilient
The Reslient Landscape of a Community
The Role of Cultural and Built Heritage as Drivers for the Ecological and Social Regeneration of Suburbs and Minor Urban Centers Toward Future Resilience
Investing in Human Capital. Towards a New Paradigm of Urban and Social Resilience, Beyond the Notion of Profit
Farming the Contemporary City: Resilience and Adaptation Strategies from the Past
Urban Socio-Psychological Resilience
Designing Material Cultures
Urban Metabolism: Towards a Holistic Practice of Resilience
The Right Distance. Forms of Representation for Resilient Communities
Part IV: From the Charter to the Perspectives of Resilience: Impacts
Introduction
A Charter of Resilience: Methodologies and Impact. From a Manifesto in Seven Points to the International Symposiums and Workshops
Homo Resilience: Cultural Diversity in the Time of the Novacene
Resilient Cities for Resilient Communities
The Era of Eco-Responsibility
The Architecture of the New Century, Interpreter of Chance Through Continuity
Active Communities for Resilient Cities. Urban Agenda for Italy: Industrial Districts as Resilient Economic, Social and Cultural Communities
Resilient Padua
For the Common Good: Courage and Resilience
Women Architects of Resilience.-"Spatial Drawings": Towards Becoming Aware of Living
Guidelines for a Resilient Urban Landscape
For an Ethics of Becoming
Part V: Conclusions.