Clarissa Rile Hayward is associate professor of political science at Washington University in St. Louis. Todd Swanstrom is Des Lee Professor of Community Collaboration and Public Policy Administration at the University of Missouri, St. Louis.
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Thick Injustice Clarissa Rile Hayward and Todd Swanstrom I. The Roots of Injustice in the American Metropolis 1.Property-Owning Plutocracy: Inequality and American Localism Stephen Macedo 2.Public Reason and the Just City Loren King 3.Public Space in the Progressive Era Margaret Kohn II. Rethinking Metropolitan Inequality 4.Two Cheers for Very Unequal Incomes: Toward Social Justice in Central Cities Douglas W. Rae 5.Beyond the Equality–Efficiency Tradeoff Clarence N. Stone III. Planning for Justice 6.Redevelopment Planning and Distributive Justice in the American Metropolis Susan S. Fainstein 7.Justice, the Public Sector, and Cities: Relegitimating the Activist State Thad Williamson IV. Justice and Institutions 8.Voting and Justice Gerald Frug 9.The Color of Territory: How Law and Borders Keep America Segregated Richard Thompson Ford 10.Creating Justice for the Poor in the New Metropolis Margaret Weir Contributors Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Thick Injustice Clarissa Rile Hayward and Todd Swanstrom I. The Roots of Injustice in the American Metropolis 1.Property-Owning Plutocracy: Inequality and American Localism Stephen Macedo 2.Public Reason and the Just City Loren King 3.Public Space in the Progressive Era Margaret Kohn II. Rethinking Metropolitan Inequality 4.Two Cheers for Very Unequal Incomes: Toward Social Justice in Central Cities Douglas W. Rae 5.Beyond the Equality–Efficiency Tradeoff Clarence N. Stone III. Planning for Justice 6.Redevelopment Planning and Distributive Justice in the American Metropolis Susan S. Fainstein 7.Justice, the Public Sector, and Cities: Relegitimating the Activist State Thad Williamson IV. Justice and Institutions 8.Voting and Justice Gerald Frug 9.The Color of Territory: How Law and Borders Keep America Segregated Richard Thompson Ford 10.Creating Justice for the Poor in the New Metropolis Margaret Weir Contributors Index
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