CUG, Filion 2017

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How can infrastructure influence suburbanisation?

Infrastructure can either stimulate suburban growth or lag behind expanding suburban development.

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What infrastructure challenges are linked to post-suburbanism?

Post-suburbanism is associated with numerous infrastructure shortages, inequalities and coordination problems.

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Why is infrastructure considered politically important?

Infrastructure shapes social norms and acts as a tool of social regulation and control.

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Why are suburbs described as a terrain of tension and innovation?

Suburbs experience infrastructure deficits and inequalities but also generate activism and new infrastructural solutions.

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What causes infrastructure deficits in suburban areas?

Rapid suburban growth combined with insufficient infrastructure investment creates deficits.

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How does suburban expansion affect infrastructure networks?

Ongoing suburban growth overloads the capacity of transport, utility and service networks.

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How can infrastructure gaps influence political activism?

Lack of infrastructure can mobilise residents to demand better services and greater social justice.

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What is transit justice?

Transit justice focuses on equal and fair access to transportation infrastructure, especially for marginalised communities.

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How is transit justice linked to Los Angeles suburbs?

In Los Angeles, transit justice is connected to the suburbanisation of communities of colour and unequal transport provision.

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What was unusual about suburban infrastructure in Montreal?

Montreal experienced infrastructure oversupply, where infrastructure exceeded the needs of the population.

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Why are suburbs seen as evidence of infrastructure failure?

Suburbs often contain mismatches between growth and infrastructure provision, revealing planning failures.

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What is the first major characteristic of suburban infrastructure?

Suburban infrastructure often fragments space through highways and major networks that divide communities.

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How does infrastructure fragmentation affect suburbs?

It contributes to functional, economic and racial segregation within suburban areas.

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Why is suburban infrastructure often in catch-up mode?

Rapid growth, limited resources and low-density development make infrastructure expansion difficult to maintain.

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How does low-density suburban development increase infrastructure costs?

Spread-out land use requires more extensive and expensive infrastructure networks per resident.

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How can land-use specialisation worsen suburban infrastructure problems?

Separating residential, commercial and industrial functions increases dependence on costly transport and utility systems.

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Why might suburban residents be politically disadvantaged?

Disenfranchised suburban populations may receive less government attention and investment.

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What contradiction exists in suburban infrastructure provision?

Suburbs can simultaneously experience both infrastructure oversupply and undersupply.

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Why are suburbs considered spaces for infrastructural innovation?

Their infrastructure challenges create pressure for new forms of planning, governance and service delivery.

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How does infrastructure contribute to segregation in suburbs?

Major infrastructures such as highways physically divide communities and reinforce inequalities.