In the last decades, the condition of urban settlements has radically changed, overwhelmed by the recurring global crises, from climate risks to mass migrations, from unpredictable pandemics to threatening wars. Scholars, administrators, promoters, communities - main characters in the urban scene - are arguing about new interpretation keys to manage the urban scenarios, starting from the expanding horizon of the term resilience applied to contemporary metropolitan cities. Within the kaleidoscopic perspective of the European domain, the book explores the innovation in mobility planning as an emerging paradigm of the resilient metropolitan identity.

This book is included in DOAB.