Voices of Decline: The Postwar Fate of U.S. Cities.

1994-11-01otherContemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews394 citationsclosed

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

Abstract

Preface, Acknowledgements Framing the Discourse 1. Foundational Urban Debates Prelude to Postwar Decline 2. The Cities Wholesome and Good 3. Not Those of Decadence Escalating Downwards 4. The Unhappy Process of Changing 5. On the Verge of Catastrophe From one Crisis to the Next 6. Every Problem a Racial Dimension 7. Crisis of our Cities A Double Reversal of Fortune 8. Rising from the Ashes 9. Not Excessively Inconvenienced Reading the Discourse 10. Epilogue, Index

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