Development that benefits low-income neighborhood residents: the case of MacArthur Park in Los Angeles Gerardo Sandoval Urban revitalization efforts have historically led to either forcible removal or displacement of working class residents via market forces (gentrification). …
There is a literature of the progressive city. There is great journalism. There are lots of scholarly articles, some well cited theses and dissertations, even some fugitive pieces – see the Bibliography at www.progressivecities.org. I’ve written …
Edit Here is the story on the web project: When I emptied out my office in 2004, I found that the Cornell Library’s archives, officially the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections (RMC) would take them …
Working off where the previous post on “Neighborhoodism” left off, there are a number of conclusions and questions that can be formulated regarding the right way forward for mayors and administrations working with neighborhood groups, such …