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Understanding urban unrest

Dennis E. Gale

1996

Chicago's Block Clubs

Amanda I. Seligman

2016

Building a new South Africa

International Development Research Centre (Canada), Nelson Mandela

1995

Dead Malls

Warren Techentin

2005

A Relevant war against poverty

Kenneth B. Clark, Jeannette Hopkins

1969

Building communities from the inside out

John P Kretzmann

1993

Neighborhood planning

Bernie Jones

1990

Urbanising Britain

Charles W. J. Withers, Gerard Kearns

1991

Neighborhoods and urban development

Anthony Downs

1981

Neighborhood renewal

Phillip L. Clay

1979

Immigrant and minority entrepreneurship

John S. Butler, George Kozmetsky

2004

Transforming the city

Marion Orr

2007

San Diego County general plan, 1990

San Diego County (Calif.). Planning Department

1974

Community of interest

Oscar Newman

1980

The triumphs of Joseph

Robert L. Woodson

1998

Action planning for cities

Nabeel Hamdi

1997

Community Plans

Angela Catalano

2005

Substance abuse problems and programs in Newark

Patricia A. Ebener

1993

Philadelphia

Carolyn Adams, Carolyn Teich Adams, Ira Goldstein et al.

1991

White bolts, black locks

David N. Thomas

1986

How to make cities liveable

Gary O. Robinette

1984

Neighbourhood improvement program resource kit

Ontario. Ministry of Housing.

1975

Economic development programs for cities, counties, and towns

John M. Levy

1981

Disadvantaged by where you live?

Taylor, Marilyn

2007

Charrette processes

W. L. Riddick

1971

Suburban Nation

Jeff Speck, Andres Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk

2000

Sport in the City

Michael P. Sam, John Hughson

2011

Jobs and Economic Development

Robert P. Giloth

1998

The sustainable urban development reader

Stephen Wheeler, Timothy Beatley, Stephen M. Wheeler

2004

Urban Planning in a Multicultural Society

Michael A. Burayidi

2000

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