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Claiming the Right to the City
Gentrifying Downtown Miami
Segregated Housing: Martin Luther King to Cabrini Green
Tax Credits for Developers, Bulldozers for the Poor
New Orleans Black Diaspora: Will the Residents Come Back?
Hope VI Mixed-Income Housing Projects Displace Poor People
Privatizing Public Services Imperils Cities
Selling Our City To Lennar Corporation
Tenants Plus Land Trust Beat Gentrification
Can Redevelopment Slow the Black Middle Class Exodus?
Visions of Richmond, California
Without Housing, Without Rights
Pay Dirt: State Tax Policies Drive Local Land Use Policies to Ground
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Who Owns Our Cities?
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Introduction
Analysis
Claiming the Right to the City
Gentrifying Downtown Miami
Segregated Housing: Martin Luther King to Cabrini Green
Tax Credits for Developers, Bulldozers for the Poor
New Orleans Black Diaspora: Will the Residents Come Back?
Hope VI Mixed-Income Housing Projects Displace Poor People
Privatizing Public Services Imperils Cities
Selling Our City To Lennar Corporation
Tenants Plus Land Trust Beat Gentrification
Can Redevelopment Slow the Black Middle Class Exodus?
Visions of Richmond, California
Without Housing, Without Rights
Pay Dirt: State Tax Policies Drive Local Land Use Policies to Ground
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