The myth of the North American city : continentalism challenged / Michael A. Goldberg and John Mercer.

Main entry:

Goldberg, Michael A. (Michael Arthur), 1941-

Title & Author:

The myth of the North American city : continentalism challenged / Michael A. Goldberg and John Mercer.

Publication:

Vancouver : University of British Columbia Press, 1986.

Description:

xx, 308 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Notes:
Includes indexes.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-298).
On Comparing American and Canadian Cities -- Values and Culture: A Context for Comparing American and Canadian Cities -- Social and Demographic Structures in Canada and the Unites States -- Economic Organization and Economic Institutions in Canada and the United States: The Fuel for Urban Growth and Change -- Political Structure, Culture and Institutions in Canada and the United States -- Urban Form and Institutions in Canada and the United States -- Urban Form and Social Characteristics -- Urban Local Government: Structure and Finance -- A Multivariate Approach to Metropolitan Differences -- Making Plain the Difference.

Resources:
Table of contents
French equivalent / Équivalent français

ISBN:

0774802383 (pbk.)
9780774802383 (pbk.)

Subject:

Cities and towns Canada.
Cities and towns United States.
Urban policy Canada.
Urban policy United States.
Villes Canada.
Villes États-Unis.
Politique urbaine Canada.
Politique urbaine États-Unis.
Cities and towns
Urban policy
Stadt
Stadtentwicklung
Canada
United States
Kanada
Nordamerika
USA

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 126782
Call No.: ID CAN HT127.G65; ID:86-B6107
Status: Available

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