The Urban predicament / edited by William Gorham, Nathan Glazer.

Title & Author:

The Urban predicament / edited by William Gorham, Nathan Glazer.

Publication:

Description:

xix, 363 pages : graphs ; 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction and overview / William Gorham and Nathan Glazer -- Finance / George E. Peterson -- Housing / Frank deLeeuw, Ann B. Schnare, and Raymond J. Struyk -- Crime / James Q. Wilson and Barbara Boland -- Education / James S. Coleman and Sara D. Kelly -- Transportation / Michael A. Kemp and Melvyn D. Cheslow.
Also issued online.

Resources:
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ISBN:

087766160X
9780877661603
0877661618
9780877661610
0087761618
9780087761612
0087761610

Subject:

Cities and towns United States.
Housing United States.
Urban policy United States.
Housing Washington (D.C.)
City planning United States.
Urban renewal United States.
Urbanisme États-Unis.
Rénovation urbaine États-Unis.
Villes États-Unis.
Politique urbaine États-Unis.
Urban renewal
City planning
Cities and towns
Housing
Social conditions
Urban policy
Municipal finance United States.
Federal-city relations United States.
Washington (D.C.) Social conditions.
United States
Washington (D.C.)
Housing Washington, D.C

Added entries:

Gorham, William, 1930- editor.
Glazer, Nathan, editor.
Urban Institute, issuing body.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 270018
Call No.: BIB 202566
Status: Available

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