| Series |
The city in the twenty-first century
City in the twenty-first century book series. ^A273939
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| Contents |
Chapter 1. Baltimore : despite multiple rebirths, a city still divided -- Chapter 2. Detroit : despite a visionary strategic plan, a city still depressed -- Chapter 3. Camden : despite massive business incentives, still a city of limited opportunity -- Chapter 4. Milwaukee : beyond the new urbanism, questions of equity and justice -- Chapter 5. New Haven : in a "model city" dominated by eds and meds, still contested development -- Chapter 6. Washington, D.C. : in Chocolate City, a fight to hold on -- Chapter 7. Oakland : what resistance can achieve -- Chapter 8. Pittsburgh : where equity seeks to catch up with innovation -- Chapter 9. Newark : the hard road to inclusive growth. |
| Abstract |
"Even as postindustrial cities have climbed from the depths of decline in the twenty-first century, they have witnessed a cruel paradox: with prosperity has come greater inequality. Tracing the origins and effects of uneven revitalization, this book examines the genesis of America's second urban crisis and prospects for its resolution"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Genre/form | Case studies. |
| LCCN | 2021039346 |
| ISBN | 9780812253719 |
| ISBN | 081225371X |
