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our work bridges academic and applied policy research, engages contemporary developments in the metropolitan area, and introduces spatial and environmental justice issues by contextualizing them in the geographical literature. The final chapter outlines a new and critical research agenda which provides academics, students, policy makers, and practitioners with alternative perspectives on addressing current and future socioenvironmental challenges confronting metropolitan Florida.
This book provides a comprehensive, critical, and systematic examination of spatial and environmental justice issues in Tampa Bay, Florida. The chapters will be of interest to scientists, opinion leaders, policy makers, and concerned citizens. For specialized researchers, the book will hopefully present multiple starting points for an array of research avenues which could serve as a wake-up call to the development industry and to decision makers who shape current and future policies.