IMPLICATIONS OF DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES FOR URBAN POLICY AND PLANNING

Glenda Laws

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

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The author examines ways in which demographic change shapes urban planning and policy in the United States. She focuses on changing family and household structure immigration and demographic aging. (ANNOTATION)

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