Add to ORKGPolitical marginalization of minorities and government corruption are two key factors that have led to the overwhelming decline and decay of America’s major cities. Local governments must combat the historical entrenchment of these two evils in order to reverse the trend toward demise. Neighborhood councils may be the best structural changes to local government because they provide more meaningful opportunities for political engagement of minority groups, while also serving as an antidote to systemic corruption in local government. This Essay analyzes the problems plaguing local government in urban cities and explores how neighborhood councils may be able to help address them
Local governments in Western Europe have become increasingly involved in network building with the l...
Urban movements are nowadays a frequent example of civic activity. They are becoming an inseparable ...
Business improvement districts (BIDs) have become a ubiquitous feature of the urban development tool...
Political marginalization of minorities and government corruption are two key factors that have led ...
In 1999, the Los Angeles electorate approved an ambitious new charter for the city. One of the most ...
The related developments of the emergence of a national economy and the nationalization of local pol...
Neighborhood councils form an important and sometimes problematic layer in the governance system of ...
In any given metropolitan region, there are scores of municipalities locked in a zero-sum struggle f...
In Los Angeles in the early 1990s, widespread dissatisfaction with differential access to city gover...
Since 2000, gentrification has accelerated in many U.S. metropolitan areas. Nearly 20 percent of US ...
In the early 1990s, the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) allocated $400 million in public f...
Only a couple of decades ago urban movements were demanding, usually without much success, increased...
This paper will first develop an argument in favour of a micro-level / logic approach within governa...
This article is concerned with neighborhood governance reflecting a policy agenda which identifies t...
This essay argues that new urban residents primarily seek a type of community properly called a neig...
Local governments in Western Europe have become increasingly involved in network building with the l...
Urban movements are nowadays a frequent example of civic activity. They are becoming an inseparable ...
Business improvement districts (BIDs) have become a ubiquitous feature of the urban development tool...
Political marginalization of minorities and government corruption are two key factors that have led ...
In 1999, the Los Angeles electorate approved an ambitious new charter for the city. One of the most ...
The related developments of the emergence of a national economy and the nationalization of local pol...
Neighborhood councils form an important and sometimes problematic layer in the governance system of ...
In any given metropolitan region, there are scores of municipalities locked in a zero-sum struggle f...
In Los Angeles in the early 1990s, widespread dissatisfaction with differential access to city gover...
Since 2000, gentrification has accelerated in many U.S. metropolitan areas. Nearly 20 percent of US ...
In the early 1990s, the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) allocated $400 million in public f...
Only a couple of decades ago urban movements were demanding, usually without much success, increased...
This paper will first develop an argument in favour of a micro-level / logic approach within governa...
This article is concerned with neighborhood governance reflecting a policy agenda which identifies t...
This essay argues that new urban residents primarily seek a type of community properly called a neig...
Local governments in Western Europe have become increasingly involved in network building with the l...
Urban movements are nowadays a frequent example of civic activity. They are becoming an inseparable ...
Business improvement districts (BIDs) have become a ubiquitous feature of the urban development tool...