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(Ebook) Urban Politics Cities and Suburbs in a Global Age 9th Edition by Myron A Levine ISBN 9780765646255 0765646250

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Authors:Myron A. Levine
Pages:639 pages.
Year:2015
Editon:9th
Publisher:Routledge
Language:english
File Size:7.5 MB
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ISBNS:9780765646255, 0765646250
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ISBN 10: 0765646250
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Author: Myron A Levine

This popular text mixes classic theory and research on urban politics with the most recent developments and data in urban and metropolitan affairs. Its balanced and realistic approach helps students understand the nature of urban politics and the difficulty of finding effective'solutions'in a suburban and global age. The ninth edition has been thoroughly rewritten and updated with a continued focus on economic development and race, plus renewed attention to globalization, gentrification, and changing demographics. Boxed case studies of prominent recent and current urban development efforts provide material for class discussion, and concluding material demonstrates the tradeoff between more'ideal'and more'pragmatic'urban politics. Key changes in this edition include: Every chapter has been thoroughly updated and rewritten. The Ninth Edition reflects the most current census data and the newest trends in such areas as the'new immigration,'suburbanization, gentrification, and big-city revivals; There is coverage of the big-city pension crisis and politics in Stockton, Detroit, and other cities facing possible bankruptcy; A brand-new opening chapter introduces the concepts of the Global City, the Entertainment City, and the Bankrupt City; New photos and boxes appear throughout the book; Increased coverage of policies for sustainable urban development.

(Ebook) Urban Politics Cities and Suburbs in a Global Age 9th Edition Table of contents:

1. The Urban Situation: Global City, Tourist City, Bankrupt City

  • The Postindustrial Transformation of Pittsburgh

  • Global City

  • Tourist City

  • Bankrupt City

  • Power and the Study of Urban Politics

  • Power: The Ability to Get Things Done

  • Privatism: The Limited Power of Government

  • The Subthemes of This Book

  • Conclusion: The Urban Situation

  • Key Terms

2. The Natural Factors that Shape the Growth and Decline of Cities and Suburbs

  • Hidden Urban Policy: How the Government Shapes Metropolitan Development

  • The Importance of Corporate and Private Power

  • How Public Policies and Private-Sector Actions Contribute to Homelessness

  • Conclusion: Hidden Urban Policies, Private Power, and the Contemporary Urban Situation

  • Key Terms

3. Gentrification

  • Who Transformed the Inner City: Urban Pioneers or Corporate Developers?

  • Why Cities Promote Gentrification Despite Its Costs

  • How Public and Private Institutions Promote Neighborhood Transformation

  • Coping with Gentrification

4. World Cities and the Global Hierarchy: The Position of Cities in a Global Economy

  • Globalization: The Permeability of City Borders

  • Conclusion: Globalization, Power, and Democracy

  • Key Terms

5. Moving Beyond the Old “Power Elite” versus “Pluralism” Debate

  • “City Limits”: How Economic Competition Shapes Local Politics

  • Regime Theory: Power as Social Production

  • The Transformation of San Francisco: Political Power and Economic Development in the Postindustrial City

  • Conclusion: Constrained Local Politics

  • Key Terms

6. Municipal Incorporation, City Charters, and Local Fragmentation

  • Dillon’s Rule

  • Preemption

  • Home Rule

  • State Regulations Regarding Local Annexation and Secession

  • Local Government Finance: State Limitations on Local Taxing and Borrowing

  • The Voter Tax Revolt and Recent Trends in Financing Local Government

  • “Academic Bankruptcy” Laws: The State Takeover of Schools in Crisis

7. The Formal Structure of City Government

  • City Councils: No Miniature Reproductions of the U.S. Congress

  • Women in Local Government

  • The Difficult Task of Mayoral Leadership

  • Minority Mayors and the Debate over Deracialization

  • Conclusion: The Limited Position of Cities and the Prospects for Effective City Leadership

  • Key Terms

8. The Machine, Reform, and Postreform City

  • How Urban Machines Operated and How They Lasted for So Long

  • Why Political Machines Declined

  • Who Were the Reformers? The Ideology and Bias of the Reform Movement

  • The Reforms and Their Impact

  • A New Generation of Reform

  • Conclusion: The Postreform City

  • Key Terms

9. The Evolution of Citizen Participation

  • Levels of Citizen Participation

  • Treating the Public Not Only as Consumers But as Citizens and Partners

  • Keys to Making Citizen Engagement Work

  • The New Style of Community Organizations: Moving from Protest to Partnership

  • Community Development Corporations

  • E-Government and E-Democracy: From Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 (and 3.0)

  • Conclusion: Bottom-Up Participation, Deep Democracy, and the Facilitating Role That Government Can Play

  • Key Terms

10. The Power of Municipal Service Agencies: The Bureaucratic City-State

  • The Importance of Street-Level Bureaucrats

  • Professionalism: An Imperfect Cure for the Urban Bureaucracy Problem

  • Performance Measurement: Efficiency, Effectiveness, and Equity in Municipal Government

  • Coproduction and Business Improvement Districts (BIDs)

  • Service Contracting and Privatization

  • The Private Management of Public Schools

  • Vouchers, Tax Credits, and Charter Schools: A Variety of School Choice Programs

  • Conclusion: Improving Public Services

  • Key Terms

11. A Suburban Nation

  • Suburban Diversity: The Changing Face of Suburbia

  • Racial Stratification: Is It Race or Income that Determines Where People Live?

  • Schools and Suburbia

  • Suburban Land Use and Exclusion

  • Suburban Autonomy and Metropolitan Fragmentation

  • Can “Smart Growth” Curb Suburban Sprawl?

  • “New Urbanism”: Can We Build Better Suburbs?

  • Conclusion: Moving from Suburban Autonomy to a Working Regionalism

  • Key Terms

12. Regional Governance in a Global Age

  • Old-Style Restructuring: Annexation, Consolidation, and Metropolitan Government

  • Is Metropolitan Government Really Desirable? Two Contrasting Schools of Thought

  • Regional Cooperation, Old Style

  • A New Regionalism for the Twenty-First Century: Improving Regional Governance, Not Creating Regional Government

  • Building Regional Coalitions

  • Conclusion: Governing Regions in a Global Age

  • Key Terms

13. The Intergovernmental City: State and National Policy

  • The Constitutional Basis for Federal Urban Programs: Cooperative Federalism

  • Grants-in-Aid: The Fuel of Cooperative Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations

  • Types of Grants

  • The Grant System: Its Accomplishments and Problems

  • Why the United States Has No National Urban Policy

  • Urban Policy for an Anti-Urban Age: Bill Clinton’s “Stealth” Urban Approach

  • Barack Obama’s Hybrid Urban Approach

  • The Continuing Importance of the States

  • Conclusion: Finding Ways to Create Partnerships in an Anti-Urban Policy Age

  • Key Terms

14. The Future of Urban America

  • The Continuing Emphasis on Economic Development

  • The Future of Minority Empowerment

  • Urban Policy in a Suburban Age: The End of Urban Policy?

  • Toward Sustainable Cities

  • The Urban Future: U.S. Cities in a Global Age

  • Key Terms

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