How cities can grow old gracefully /
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| Language: | English |
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Washington :
U.S. Govt. Print. Off,
1977.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Henry S. Reuss
- Part I. Introduction : the changing cities- what is happening and why? New regional and metropolitan realities of America / George Sternlieb and James Hughes
- The population factor and urban structure / William Alonso
- Part II. Strategies for managing change. The changing life of cities / Roger Starr
- Complexity and the case for large cities / Peter S. Albin
- Land management strategies for central city depopulation / Wilbur Thompson
- Strategies for city investment / S. Jerome Pratter
- The other neighborhoods : building community institutions / Alan Kravitz
- The aging central city : some modest proposals / Norman Krumholz
- How cities can cope with shrinkage / Gurney Breckenfeld
- Service costs in the declining city / Thomas Muller
- Managing the city of the future / Mark Kasoff.
- Part III. The federal role in helping cities adjust to change. Perspectives on a national urban policy / Roy Bahl
- National urban policy : wish, program, impact / William Barnes and Leo Penne
- Adding human potential to urban economic development / Jeffrey Parker
- Economic development in Afro America / Richard America
- Building from strength in mature cities / Graham Finney
- How to help cities become independent / Norton Long.