Employing the tools of social theory, historical ethnography and comparative analysis, this book uses examples of American cities to illustrate how cities everywhere grow and decay. The topics covered include population trends, economic prosperity, politics and culture.
Employing the tools of social theory, historical ethnography and comparative analysis, this book uses examples of American cities to illustrate how cities everywhere grow and decay. The topics covered include population trends, economic prosperity, politics and culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part One: Introduction 1. Building Unbuilding and Rebuilding American Cities 2. Themes and Perspectives on the American City Part Two: The Rise and Fall of Milwaukee 3. Pre-Industrial Milwaukee: 1818-1870 4. Early Industrial Milwaukee: 1870-1900 5. Mature Industrial Milwaukee: 1900-1930 6. Reshaping Industrial Milwaukee: 1930-1950 7. The Decline of lndustrial Milwaukee: 1950-1990 8. An Analytic Summary of Milwaukee Part Three: Three Comparative Histories Introduction 9. The Rise and Fall of Industrial Cleveland 10. The Rise of a Post-Industrial City: Austin Texas 11. The Rebirth of Minneapolis-St. Paul: Creating a Post-Industrial City in the Midwest Part Four: Conclusion 12. Building Cities in America
Part One: Introduction 1. Building Unbuilding and Rebuilding American Cities 2. Themes and Perspectives on the American City Part Two: The Rise and Fall of Milwaukee 3. Pre-Industrial Milwaukee: 1818-1870 4. Early Industrial Milwaukee: 1870-1900 5. Mature Industrial Milwaukee: 1900-1930 6. Reshaping Industrial Milwaukee: 1930-1950 7. The Decline of lndustrial Milwaukee: 1950-1990 8. An Analytic Summary of Milwaukee Part Three: Three Comparative Histories Introduction 9. The Rise and Fall of Industrial Cleveland 10. The Rise of a Post-Industrial City: Austin Texas 11. The Rebirth of Minneapolis-St. Paul: Creating a Post-Industrial City in the Midwest Part Four: Conclusion 12. Building Cities in America
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