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Beyond Preservation: Using Public History to Revitalize Inner Cities

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Urban Development and Cultural Heritage Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Philosophy, History, and Historiography

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Preface 1. Preservation in the Inner City 2. Taking It to the Streets: Public History in the City 3. An Experiment in North St. Louis 4. History that Matters: Integrating Research and Neighborhood Planning 5. Making a Place for Nature: Preserving Urban Environments 6. Scholars in the Asphalt Jungle: The Dilemmas of Sharing Authority in Urban University- Community Partnerships 7. Conclusion: An Agenda for Urban Preservation Notes Index

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