Model city blues: urban space and organized resistance in New Haven

Abstract

Introduction 1: 'The Ghosts of Oak Street's Paved Ravines:' Oak Street Project, the Construction of Consensus, and the Birth of the Slumless City 2: On Dixwell Avenue: Civil Rights and the Street 3: Hill Neighborhood Union and Freedom Summer North: Citizen Participation and Movement Spaces in a 'Project Area' 4: Maximum Feasible Urban Management: Automatic City, and the Hill Parents Association 5: Renewal, Riot, and Resistance: Reclaiming 'Model Cities' 6: City and the Six-Lane Highway: Bread & Roses and Parking Garages 7: Downtown Lives and Palaces: From a 'Space of Freedom to a 'Space of Exclusion' Conclusion: The After

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