The infrastructure of tolerance

Philosophy and Social Criticism 45 (4):516-526 (2019)
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This article argues that integrated infrastructural planning is necessary for building cities that encourage tolerance as a civic behaviour. It argues in favour of open planning and insists that tolerance must be tolerance of risk and uncertainty in urban experience.

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