Who Must Leave? Alternative Images of Urban Revitalization

Dennis McGrath

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The economic problems of our older urban centers have forced a reevaluation of conventional models of urban growth and the development strategies based on them. This article considers the dominant strategy of urban revitalization, termed centralized investment, and reviews the evaluative literature on its utilization. Alternative revitalization strategies are then discussed which utilize residential and commercial areas outside the downtown.

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