Segregation by Design: Local Politics and Inequality in American Cities
Investigates how local political decisions have shaped residential segregation and persistent inequality in American cities.
About This Book
Segregation by Design examines the role of local politics in creating and maintaining residential segregation in U.S. cities.
The book analyzes how city policies and political choices have contributed to patterns of inequality.
It draws on historical and contemporary evidence to illustrate the impact of local governance on urban development.
Readers gain insight into the mechanisms through which segregation persists in American communities.
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