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Small Cities USA : Growth, Diversity, and Inequality /

While journalists document the decline of small-town America and scholars describe the ascent of such global cities as New York and Los Angeles, the fates of smaller cities remain a mystery. What about places like Providence, Rhode Island; Green Bay, Wisconsin; Laredo, Texas; and Salinas, California...

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Autor principal: Norman, Jon R.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, [2013]
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505 0 |a Introduction : small cities in a big nation -- The divergent fates of small cities -- Putting out the welcome mat : how people affect small cities -- Diversify, don't specialize -- Balancing it all : paths of success or failure for small metro areas -- Small cities matter! -- Epilogue : small cities after 2000. 
520 |a While journalists document the decline of small-town America and scholars describe the ascent of such global cities as New York and Los Angeles, the fates of smaller cities remain a mystery. What about places like Providence, Rhode Island; Green Bay, Wisconsin; Laredo, Texas; and Salinas, California - the smaller cities that constitute much of America's urban landscape? In this book, the author examines how such places have fared in the wake of the large-scale economic, demographic, and social changes that occurred in the latter part of the twentieth century. Drawing on an assessment of eighty small cities between 1970 and 2000, the author considers the factors that have altered the physical, social, and economic landscapes of such places. These cities are examined in relation to new patterns of immigration, shifts in the global economy, and changing residential preferences. This book presents a large-scale comparison of smaller cities over time in the United States, showing that small cities that have prospered over time have done so because of diverse populations and economies. These "glocal" cities, as the author calls them, are doing well without necessarily growing into large metropolises. -- Provided by publisher. 
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