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3.0 out of 5 stars
only elastic cities can grow and prosper...,
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This review is from: Baltimore Unbound: A Strategy for Regional Renewal (Paperback)
Using Baltimore as an example, David Rusk believes cities and suburbs can only salvage themselves if they create metropolitan regional areas that are able to accommodate growth, deconcentrate poverty, and make central cities more economically competitive. Rusk's premise is that cities must become "elastic" in order to manage growth in tandem with the greater region. It is an attempt to use both fiscal and public policy as a tool to relieve the growing racial and economic disparity between the poor cities and the affluent suburbs. In this book Rusk outlines a strategy to help metropolitan regions become elastic and once again regain their competitive advantage. Recommended.
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Baltimore Unbound: A Strategy for Regional Renewal by David Rusk (Paperback - October 1, 1995)
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