Segregation by Design: Local Politics and Inequality in American Cities
Segregation by Design examines how local political choices influence segregation and inequality across American cities. Jessica Trounstine connects urban governance with broader questions about opportunity, community, and unequal outcomes, providing a focused analysis for readers interested in politics, sociology, and the structure of cities.
About This Book
Segregation by Design explores the relationship between local politics and inequality in American cities.
The book focuses on how urban decision-making can shape patterns of segregation and unequal outcomes.
Jessica Trounstine presents a political and social analysis of the forces influencing city life.
It offers readers a framework for considering the connections among governance, urban communities, and inequality.
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