Reimaging the pariah city : urban development in Belfast and Detroit

William J. V. Neill

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Planning and promotion - city reimaging in the 1980s and 1990s, Diana S. Fitzsimons lipstick on the gorilla? conflict management, urban development and image making in Belfast spearheading a new place vision - the Laganside Corporation, Diana S. Fitzsimons promoting the city - image, reality and racism in Detroit, William J.V. Neill tackling Detroit's rust belt image - industrial policy experimentation in the home of Fordism, William J.V. Neill beyond the hype - targeting social deprivation in Belfast's public housing estates, Brendan Murtagh image making versus reality - ethnic division and the planning challenge of Belfast's peace lines, Brendan Murtagh concluding comments - reclaiming the pariah city, William J.V. Neill.

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