Cleveland: A Metropolitan Reader

W. Dennis Keating · Norman Krumholz

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Urbanization and City Planning Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Urban Planning and Governance

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Contemporary urban scholars examine the political economy, social development, and history of Cleveland from 1796 to the present in this interdisciplinary collection of essays. Also included are commentaries provided by the leaders of Cleveland, now actively working to transform the city. Though the contributors do not necessarily agree on the nature of Cleveland's problems or on appropriate solutions, together they offer a broad perspective on the reality of a great American city's growth, decline, and reinvention.

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