Rethinking the Urban Agenda: Reinvigorating the Liberal Tradition in New York City and Urban America Book

	Foreword
1	Introduction	1
2	Reflections on the Past and Future of Urban Liberalism	13
3	Neoconservatism and Liberal New York	23
4	Bolstering and Diversifying New York City's Economy	41
5	Tax and the City	63
6	Labor and Community: Ambiguous Legacy, Promising Future?	75
7	Redesigning the Safety Net for the Working Poor, the Hard to Employ, and Those at Risk	93
8	Homeward Bound: A Twenty-first-Century Affordable Housing Agenda for New York	129
9	Ill-Studied Ambiguity: Health Policy and the Urban Agenda	157
10	From the "Back" to the "Front": The Changing Character of Punishment in New York City	171
11	One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Liberalism, Race, and Local Democracy	187
12	Millennial Prospects: Educating All New Yorkers	207
	Notes	221
	About the Contributors	246