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9780883165713

Toward a More Perfect Union : The Governance of Metropolitan America

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  • ISBN13:

    9780883165713

  • ISBN10:

    0883165716

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-05-01
  • Publisher: Chandler & Sharp Pub
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Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Robert J. Waste
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction
1(12)
Intergovernmental Coordination
3(2)
Local, Regional, State, and Federal Roles
5(3)
Persistent Poverty
8(1)
Potential for Improvement
9(4)
The Urban Society
13(22)
Defining ``Urban'': A Focus on the MSA
13(2)
The Growing Urban Character of the United States
15(2)
Suburbanization---Urban Populations Trends
17(1)
The Increasing Importance of the Urban/Suburban Distinction
18(3)
Urban Social Conditions and Problems
21(6)
The Need for Coordinated Planning
27(6)
Summary
33(2)
Problems, Priorities, and Planning
35(38)
Urban Problems and Priorities
36(18)
Comprehensive Planning: A Tool of Regional Governance
54(19)
Schism and Consensus
73(24)
The Gap between Rich and Poor
73(3)
The Urban/Suburban Shift
76(2)
Segregation
78(2)
Political Action for Equal Rights
80(3)
Government Responsibility for Reform
83(1)
Regional Policy Planning
84(13)
Models of Local Government Reorganization
97(16)
Two Models of the Urban Governmental Process
99(3)
Implicit Objectives of the Two Models
102(11)
Citizen Participation in Metropolitan Governance
113(16)
The Modern Urban Condition
119(6)
Beyond the 1960s
125(4)
Federal Urban Planning Policy
129(28)
Pre--New Deal Planning
130(1)
FDR's New Deal: 1932--1945
131(3)
The Postwar Period
134(19)
Conclusions
153(4)
New Communities in the Future of Urban Growth Policy
157(22)
The History of New Communities
157(2)
New Communities in the 1960s
159(5)
1972---Nixon Turns Back the Clock
164(1)
Where Are We Now?
165(1)
Policy Implications
166(13)
States' Responsibility for Urban Development
179(28)
Areas of State Responsibility
180(13)
Substate Planning and Administrative Districts
193(10)
Conclusions
203(4)
Toward a More Perfect Union
207(32)
What Is Poverty?
212(5)
Racial Discrimination and Housing
217(3)
Troubled Schools in Inner Cities
220(3)
The Future of Regional Health Planning
223(1)
The Future Impact of New Technologies on Urban Regions
224(3)
Growth Control---from the Bottom Up
227(2)
New Cycle in the Urbanization of American Society: Reinvestment and Civic Enhancement of Cities
229(3)
Substate Districts: Improving Planning and Delivery of Urban Services in the Twenty-first Century
232(7)
Bibliography 239(16)
Index 255

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