Organizing Access to Capital: Advocacy and the Democratization of Financial Institutions

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Acknowledgments1. Introduction: The Rough Road To Reinvestment - Gregory D. Squires2. Where The Hell Did Billions of Dollars for Reinvestment Come From? - Joe Mariano3. Giving Back To The Future: Citizen Involvement and Community Stabilization in Milwaukee - William R. Tisdale and Carla J. Wertheim4. Taking It to the Courts: Litigation and the Reform of Financial Institutions - John P. Relman5. From Living Rooms to Board Rooms: Sustainable Homeownership Deals With Banks and Insurers in Boston - Thomas Callahan6. A Citywide Strategy: The Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group - Stanley A. Lowe and John T. Metzger7. Filling the Half-Empty Glass: The Role of Community Advocacy in Redefining the Public Responsibilities of Government-Sponsored Housing Enterprises - Allen J. Fishbein8. Fighting Predatory Lending from the Ground up: An Issue of Economic Justice - Maude Hurd and Steven Kest9. Community Reinvestment in a Globalizing World: To Hold Banks Accountable, from the Bronx to Buenos Aires, Beijing, and Basel - Matthew Lee10. Research, Advocacy, and Community Reinvestment - Malcolm Bush and Daniel Immergluck11. The Essential Role of Activism in Community Reinvestment - John Taylor and Josh Silver12. Protest, Progress, and the Politics of Reinvestment - Peter Dreier13. Epilogue: Where Do We Go From Here? - Gregory D. SquiresAbout the ContributorsIndex

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