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The Changing American Neighborhood: The Changing American Neighborhood

The Changing American Neighborhood
The Changing American Neighborhood

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table of contents
  1. Preface
  2. Acknowledgments
  3. Introduction
  4. 1. Why Good Neighborhoods?
  5. 2. A Dynamic Systems Approach to Understanding Neighborhood Change
  6. 3. The Rise of the American Urban Neighborhood, 1860–1950
  7. 4. The American Urban Neighborhood under Siege, 1950–1990
  8. 5. The Polarization of the American Neighborhood, 1990–2020
  9. 6. Neighborhoods as Markets
  10. 7. Neighborhoods in an Era of Demographic Change and Economic Restructuring
  11. 8. The Continuing yet Changing Significance of Race
  12. 9. Agents of Neighborhood Change
  13. 10. Deconstructing Gentrification
  14. 11. The Crisis of the Urban Middle Neighborhood
  15. 12. The Persistence of Concentrated Poverty Neighborhoods
  16. 13. Neighborhood Change in the Suburbs
  17. 14. The Theory and Practice of Neighborhood Change
  18. Notes
  19. Index

Neighbor is not a geographic term. It is a moral concept.

—Rabbi Joachim Prinz, from his remarks at the March on Washington, 1963

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