American Urban Politics: The Reader (4th Edition)
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American Urban Politics: The Reader (4th Edition)
In this reader, two leading scholars have brought together a collection that represents some of the most important trends in urban scholarship today. American Urban Politics features cutting edge scholarship, a clear thematic structure, and engaging essays by the editors that introduce each reading. Informed by the impact of globalization on urban politics, the readings in this text features a political economy perspective that views urban politics and policy through the interaction of the imperative of growth and the imperative of governance.
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