Development Amid Division in US Cities: The Cases of Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago

Gaffikin, Frank (Autor:in) / Morrissey, Mike (Autor:in)

Planning in Divided Cities: Collaborative Shaping of Contested Space ; 143-195

11.03.2011

53 pages

9781405192187 , 9781444393200

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444393200.ch7

Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)

Elektronische Ressource

Englisch

The Pittsburgh narrative in the noughties , ‘spreading out’ of diversity ‐ impact on suburbanisation and racial composition of the poor , education, issue recognised as pivotal by business , Chicago, the ‘spectacular’ city ‐ typical post‐war de‐centralisation, and centrifugal forms of suburbanisation , three US cities ‐ a common political–economic framework , Cleveland, collapsing into default ‐ top US city since Depression years, era of populist Mayor Kucinich , racial distribution within the metros ‐ shifting , neighbourhood development ‐ and Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighbourhood Development (PPND) , case studies, development amid division in US cities ‐ cases of Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago , Renaissance 11, designed to redevelop real‐estate ‐ than to restructure city's economy