Neighborhoods, race and the state

Document Type

Journal Article

Role

Author

Standard Number

0096-1442

Journal Title

Journal of Urban History

Volume

29

Issue

6

First Page

820

Last Page

835

Publication Date

2003

Abstract

The review essay critiques two recent books on the racial and class transitions experienced by urban and suburban neighborhoods in the United States, while situating them within the broader scholarly literature on neighborhood transition. I was particularly interested in probing the role of government policy in facilitating racial and class change, as well as illuminating the ramifications of such state action. --author-supplied description

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