limited city american urban politics in a global age

Immigration and Seclusion in the New Suburbiaġ4 Andrew Ross, Kinder, Gentler Government?ġ5 Rosalyn Baxandall and Elizabeth Ewen, New Immigrants in Suburbiaġ6 Eric Avila, Fear and Fantasy in Suburban Los Angelesġ7 Dolores Hayden, Planning Suburban Development: The Rise of the MallĮditors’ Essay. The Suburbs: The Politics of Space, Race, and EthnicityĮditors’ Essay.

Newman, Race and the Tourist BubbleĬhapter 5. Sugrue, Racial Confrontation in Post-War Detroitġ2 Reuel Rogers, Minority Groups and Coalitional Politicsġ3 Harvey K. The Cities: Confrontation and Accommodationġ1 Thomas J. The Cities: The Politics of Space, Race, and EthnicityĮditors’ Essay. PART 2: GOVERNING THE MULTI-ETHNIC METROPOLISĬhapter 4. Cultural Strategies of Urban DevelopmentĨ Richard Florida, The Power of Place: The Creative Classĩ Elizabeth Strom, Culture, Art, and Downtown Developmentġ0 Alison Isenberg, Downtown Culture The Political Economy of Urban CultureĮditors’ Essay. Savitch, Can Politicians Bargain with Business?Ĭhapter 3. Savitch and Paul Kantor, The Great Transformation and Local ChoicesĦ Richard Foglesong, When Disney Comes to Townħ Paul Kantor and H.V.

Cities in the International Marketplaceĥ H.V. Peterson, The Imperative of GrowthĤ Mark Alan Lowes, Indy Dreams and Urban NightmaresĬhapter 2. The Politics of Urban Developmentġ Paul E. PART 1: GLOBALIZATION AND THE ECONOMIC IMPERATIVEĬhapter 1. Introductory Essay: Governing the Metropolis in the Global Era New readings are marked with a annotation.

To see which selections are new to this edition see the Table of Contents.Highlights the new interdependencies in the emerging metropolis that are profoundly changing urban politics and altering the direction of public policy.Focuses on the imperatives of growth and the imperatives of governance as central themes that explain the changes and continuities in American urban politics over time.The text offers a new emphasis on the recent issues facing cities and suburbs that are altering patterns of conflict and governance: identity and culture, immigration, privatization, terrorism and security, disaster politics, and other critical topics.New readings explicitly examine the impact of globalization on American urban politics.The reader is the perfect complement for Judd & Swanstrom's City Politics: The Political Economy of Urban American, 6/e, also available in a new edition.

Division into three historical periods emphasizes both the changes and continuities in American urban politics over time.

Limited city american urban politics in a global age