1. Introduction to the book: the role of place-based action in improving spatial justice and cohesion. Part 1 Cohesion and the Role of Localities: Research and Policy Debates.
2. The localities approach: (European) cohesion, spatial justice and the development role of place.
3. Spatial justice and locality: The conceptual framework and application. Part 2 Spatial Justice in Local Development.
4. Approaching spatial justice in local actions: a European comparative perspective on promoters, inhibitors, and achievements.
5. Stigmatization and cultural foundations of spatial injustice.
6. Drivers of place-based community development: perceptions of spatial injustice and the role of institutionally embedded responses.
7. Towards spatial justice across Europe through place-based interventions: lessons learned from considering medium-horizon future scenarios.
8. The RELOCAL case studies approach. Part 3 Urban Case Studies.
9. Innovation and governance to halt urban fragmentation: the case of the commission for a socially sustainable Stockholm.
10. PLACE/Ladywell housing project, London: a temporary local project with metropolitan impacts.
11. Incomplete justice is no justice: l earning from the neoliberal and elitist planning experiences of Euralens and EPA Alzette-Belval. Part 4 Rural Case Studies.
12. Polarization, centralization, and place-based policies in Greece.
13. The struggle against territorial disadvantage in a peripheral Finnish town: balancing effectiveness and accountability in local government.
14. Autonomy and LEADER: a comparative study of three local action groups. Part 5 Conclusions and Policy Considerations.
15. Conclusions and policy considerations ? what does local experience tell us?