Add to ORKGIt is very important that we rebuild the horrible American ghettoes and make them habitable. The inner cities of this country must no longer be ignored. Instead of saying, Oh, isn\u27t it a shame , it is up to us as a nation to form communities where pride and dedication-rather than laziness and despair-form the most admirable role models
Post-industrial cities are characterized by population, economic and infrastructure decline. Yet wit...
Chicago has long dominated the national discourse about urban poverty in general and public housing ...
Annually, Americans pour out their sympathy for people displaced from their communities by natural d...
With the right solutions and enough hard work, there is a chance that inner cities can become revita...
Chicago is one city that has been hit hard by poverty. It has lost much business and industry, it ha...
In 2009, a family of four that is poor by the federal government's definition has an annual income b...
Over the past two decades, many cities have attempted to tackle urban poverty through mixed-income r...
How local Black and Brown communities can resist gentrification and fight for their interests Despit...
Englewood is a Chicago neighborhood known widely for its violence, but significantly less so for its...
Intensified spatial, racial, and social isolation of the inner-city poor is the single most signific...
Post-industrial cities are characterized by population, economic and infrastructure decline. Yet wit...
The city of Chicago is one of the largest cities in the United States of America and has a long hist...
This study reconsiders the significance of the intellectual perceptions of the "city" in the history...
Addressing the externalities of vacancy and blight is a major challenge for the Chicago metropolitan...
‘Towers in the park,’ a destructive urbanistic typology that gained notoriety with idealistic projec...
Post-industrial cities are characterized by population, economic and infrastructure decline. Yet wit...
Chicago has long dominated the national discourse about urban poverty in general and public housing ...
Annually, Americans pour out their sympathy for people displaced from their communities by natural d...
With the right solutions and enough hard work, there is a chance that inner cities can become revita...
Chicago is one city that has been hit hard by poverty. It has lost much business and industry, it ha...
In 2009, a family of four that is poor by the federal government's definition has an annual income b...
Over the past two decades, many cities have attempted to tackle urban poverty through mixed-income r...
How local Black and Brown communities can resist gentrification and fight for their interests Despit...
Englewood is a Chicago neighborhood known widely for its violence, but significantly less so for its...
Intensified spatial, racial, and social isolation of the inner-city poor is the single most signific...
Post-industrial cities are characterized by population, economic and infrastructure decline. Yet wit...
The city of Chicago is one of the largest cities in the United States of America and has a long hist...
This study reconsiders the significance of the intellectual perceptions of the "city" in the history...
Addressing the externalities of vacancy and blight is a major challenge for the Chicago metropolitan...
‘Towers in the park,’ a destructive urbanistic typology that gained notoriety with idealistic projec...
Post-industrial cities are characterized by population, economic and infrastructure decline. Yet wit...
Chicago has long dominated the national discourse about urban poverty in general and public housing ...
Annually, Americans pour out their sympathy for people displaced from their communities by natural d...