The urban landscape in the United States has changed drastically over the past 50 years, and along with massive suburbanization and downtown renewal, there has been a restructuring of economic and political organizations and their interrelations. Benjamin Kleinberg has written this book out of his dissatisfaction with two of the most predominant perspectives on urban policy and development: contemporary ecological and neo-Marxist. He offers an interorganizational//policy perspective not as an alternative theory but as a structural framework for analyzing the shaping and implementing of urban policy.
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In their relatively brief history, American cities have experienced several important transformations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
urban policy system, intergovernmental policy system, antipoverty services, local renewal agency, older big cities, national emphasis programs, social targeting, poverty area residents, special revenue sharing, older central cities, contemporary ecological theory, renewal establishments, intergovernmental system, distressed cities, structural reformers, private disinvestment, model cities program, contemporary ecologists, urban policy making, linkage partnership, urban development process, older industrial cities, categorical grants, general revenue sharing, new federalism Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Model Cities, New Deal, New Federalism, World War, Community Action Program, Cooperative Federalism, New York, United States, Creative Federalism, Civil War, Federal Housing Administration, Planned Variations, Dual Federalism, Head Start, Economic Opportunity Act, Great Society, Conference of Mayors, Great Depression, Nader Congress Project, President Nixon, Chamber of Commerce, Department of Health, Public Works Administration, East Coast, National Association of Real Estate Boards New!
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urban policy system, intergovernmental policy system, antipoverty services, local renewal agency, older big cities, national emphasis programs, social targeting, poverty area residents, special revenue sharing, older central cities, contemporary ecological theory, renewal establishments, intergovernmental system, distressed cities, structural reformers, private disinvestment, model cities program, contemporary ecologists, urban policy making, linkage partnership, urban development process, older industrial cities, categorical grants, general revenue sharing, new federalism Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Model Cities, New Deal, New Federalism, World War, Community Action Program, Cooperative Federalism, New York, United States, Creative Federalism, Civil War, Federal Housing Administration, Planned Variations, Dual Federalism, Head Start, Economic Opportunity Act, Great Society, Conference of Mayors, Great Depression, Nader Congress Project, President Nixon, Chamber of Commerce, Department of Health, Public Works Administration, East Coast, National Association of Real Estate Boards New!
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- The New Federalism by Michael D. Reagan on 9 pages
- New Worlds: An Anthology by Michael Moorcock on page 3
- The Politics of Urban Development by Clarence N. Stone in Back Matter
- Chicago Works: A New Collection of Chicago Authors' Best Stories by Laurie Levy in Back Matter
- Governing Metropolitan Areas: Response to Growth and Change (Garland Reference Library of Social Science) by David Hamilton on page 83, page 132, and page 171
- Community Planning: An Introduction To The Comprehensive Plan by Eric Damian Kelly on page 402, and Back Matter
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