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1 Introduction 1
2 Building a Theoretical Framework of Urban Transformation 17
3 What's Globalization Got to Do with It? 29
4 The New Urban Renewal, Part 1: The Empowerment Zones 55
5 The New Urban Renewal, Part 2: Public Housing Reforms 83
6 City Politics and Black Protest 113
7 Racial-Uplift? Intra-racial Class Conflict 129
8 Conclusion: A Revisit of Urban Theory and Policy 151
Appendix A Demographic Information 167
Appendix B Community Areas in New York City and Chicago 171
Appendix C Public Housing Data 175
Appendix D The Comparative, Vertical Ethnographic Approach 177
Notes 183
References 191
Index 203
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Erikka Wilson
reviewed The New Urban Renewal: The Economic Transformation of Harlem and Bronzeville on March 04, 2009
The New Urban Renewal: The Economic Transformation of Harlem and Bronzeville
I think this book is worth reading, but I think that it conflates class conflict in the Black community with gentrification. Want to know more about my analysis? Read the links below:
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