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Urban Politics

Mark Davidson, Deborah Martin

2013

Opening cybernetic frontiers

Daniel Judah Elazar, Joseph R. Marbach, Stephen L. Schechter

2004

Urban politics and public policy

Robert L. Lineberry

1971

Political change in the metropolis

John J. Harrigan, Ronald K. Vogel

1976

The Roots Of Latino Urban Agency

Sharon Ann

2013

Reform as reorganization

Royce Hanson

1974

Governing metropolitan areas

David K. Hamilton

1999

Cities without suburbs

David Rusk

1993

Politics and Urban Policies

brett hawkins

1971

The Encyclopaedia Britannica...

Roger Friedland

1983

Spreading the Wealth

Stanley Kurtz

2012

Small and large together

Howard W. Hallman

1977

Governance and opportunity in metropolitan America

National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Improving the Future of U.S. Cities through Improved Metropolitan Area Governance

1999

The concern for community in urban America

Bert E. Swanson

1970

Beware Metro and Regional Government!

Phoebe Courtney

1973

American urban politics

Dennis R. Judd, Paul Kantor

2006

Essays on the study of urban politics

Kenneth George Young

1975

Urban management

Bernard H. Ross

1979

A Proposed new Municipal Act

Ontario

1998

The metropolis

John Constantinus Bollens

1965

Bungo stray dogs

朝霧カフカ

2017

Urban politics

Myron A. Levine, Bernard H. Ross

2001

Metropolitics

Myron Orfield

1997

The Changing Canadian Metropolis

Frances Frisken

1994

Politics, change, and the urban crisis

Bryan T. Downes

1976

Urban perspectives

Alan Shank

1975

Managing the monster

Adepoju G. Onibokun

1999

Stretching Beyond the Horizon

Jean Hillier

2007

Home rule in the United States, municipalities, counties and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Nan C. Burg

1972

The dynamics of urban government and politics

Jay S. Goodman

1980

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