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Levine, Myron A.

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Taking sides : = clashing views in urban studies /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Taking sides :/ selected, edited, and with introductions by Myron A. Levine.
Reminder of title:	clashing views in urban studies /
remainder title:	Clashing views in urban studies
other author:	Levine, Myron A.
Published:	New York :McGraw Hill Contemporary Learning Series, : c2013.,
Description:	xxxv, 412 p. :charts, ill. ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Does the new immigration burden cities? -- Does neighborhood gentrification benefit the inner-city poor? -- Should state governments impose strong limitations on the ability of cities to use eminent domain powers for economic development purposes? -- Are public subsidies for sports stadiums a good investment by cities? -- Should cities rely on tax increment financing (TIF) as a primary tool in their efforts to promote local economic development? -- Does broken-windows policing reduce crime? -- Are school vouchers overrated as a strategy for reforming public education? -- Do charter schools improve education? -- Should federal programs seek to deconcentrate inner-city poverty? -- Should section 8 housing vouchers continue to serve as the backbone of the federal government's assisted housing efforts? -- Did the government's regulation of lending institutions under the community reinvestment act lead to the mortgage foreclosure crisis? -- Should U.S. cities adopt a system of "congestion pricing" to "tame" traffic? -- Should the United States invest in high-speed intercity rail? -- Is urban sprawl a sufficiently important problem to merit government corrective action? -- Do Portland-style smart growth policies raise housing prices and hurt urban livability? -- Are environmentalists too often the unwitting allies of suburban exclusionists? -- Does new urbanism represent a viable strategy that can transform suburban communities? -- Should urban policy in the United States be guided by the model of the European city?
Subject:	Cities and towns. -
ISBN:	9780078050435 (pbk.) :

Taking sides : = clashing views in urban studies /
Taking sides :clashing views in urban studies /Clashing views in urban studiesselected, edited, and with introductions by Myron A. Levine. - New York :McGraw Hill Contemporary Learning Series,c2013. - xxxv, 412 p. :charts, ill. ;24 cm. - Taking sides.

Includes bibliographical references.

Does the new immigration burden cities? -- Does neighborhood gentrification benefit the inner-city poor? -- Should state governments impose strong limitations on the ability of cities to use eminent domain powers for economic development purposes? -- Are public subsidies for sports stadiums a good investment by cities? -- Should cities rely on tax increment financing (TIF) as a primary tool in their efforts to promote local economic development? -- Does broken-windows policing reduce crime? -- Are school vouchers overrated as a strategy for reforming public education? -- Do charter schools improve education? -- Should federal programs seek to deconcentrate inner-city poverty? -- Should section 8 housing vouchers continue to serve as the backbone of the federal government's assisted housing efforts? -- Did the government's regulation of lending institutions under the community reinvestment act lead to the mortgage foreclosure crisis? -- Should U.S. cities adopt a system of "congestion pricing" to "tame" traffic? -- Should the United States invest in high-speed intercity rail? -- Is urban sprawl a sufficiently important problem to merit government corrective action? -- Do Portland-style smart growth policies raise housing prices and hurt urban livability? -- Are environmentalists too often the unwitting allies of suburban exclusionists? -- Does new urbanism represent a viable strategy that can transform suburban communities? -- Should urban policy in the United States be guided by the model of the European city?

ISBN: 9780078050435 (pbk.) :US54.00Subjects--Topical Terms:

525548
Cities and towns.

Taking sides : = clashing views in urban studies /
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