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City Politics: The Political Economy of Urban America, 7/E
Dennis R. JuddUniversity of Illinois, Chicago
Todd R. SwanstromState University of New York, Albany

ISBN-10: 0205736971
ISBN-13:  9780205736973

Publisher:  Longman
Copyright:  2010
Format:  Paper; 416 pp
Published:  07/07/2009


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Praised for the clarity of its writing, careful research, and distinctive theme – that urban politics in the United States has evolved as a dynamic interaction among governmental power, private actors, and a politics of identity – the Seventh Edition of this text brings city politics of the global era into sharp focus by tracing the continuous development of urban America from the nation’s founding to the present.

 

Judd and Swanstrom argue that the politics of growth, the politics of governance, and enclave politics are the three imperatives that dissolve the past and present into a singular, continuous narrative.


Features

  • The text's three-part approach provides important historical background from the nation's founding in 1789 through the Great Depression of the 1930s; an in-depth look at the crisis of the 20th century; and the effects of a globalized economy on the metropolis.
  • Strong and original thematic structure
  • Thorough blending of the vast secondary literature with primary sources, including new data and original author research
  • Boxed “Out Takes” appear in each chapter to highlight the major theme of the chapter and to make abstract concepts concrete.
  • Package Judd & Kantor's reader, American Urban Politics in a Global Age, 6/e with City Politics and receive a discount on the package price. The reader is the perfect complement for this main text, amplifying and going into greater depth on key concepts.

  • New To This Edition

    • A comprehensive discussion throughout the text of the impact of the global economic recession of 2008/2009

    • Research that incorporates the urban policies of the Obama Administration

    • A thorough recasting of the chapter on the fiscal politics of cities to take into account the dramatic effects of the recession of 2008/2009 on city budgets and spending

    • A reorganization of chapters to make the linkage between central cities and suburbs more explicit


    Table of Contents

    Contents

    Preface

    CHAPTER 1 The Evolution of City Politics in America: An Introduction

    Cities in the Global Era

    The Politics of Growth

    The Politics of Governance

    The Politics of Defended Space

    The Unfinished Task

     

    PART I The Changing Dynamics of Urban Politics: The First Century

     

    CHAPTER 2 The Political Legacy of America’s Urban Past

    National Development and the Cities

    OUTTAKE: City-Building Has Always Required Public Efforts

    A Century of Urban Growth

    Inter-Urban Rivalry and the Politics of Growth

    Industrialization and the Decline of Community

    The Immigrant Tide and the Politics of Governance

    The Capacity to Govern

    The Limited Powers of Cities

     

    CHAPTER 3 Party Machines and the Immigrants

    Machines and Machine-Style Politics

    OUTTAKE: Machines Had Two Sides

    The Origins of Machine Politics

    Did Machines “Get the Job Done”?

    Were Machines Vehicles of Upward Mobility?

    Did the Machines Help Immigrants Assimilate?

    The Social Reform Alternative

    Machine Politics in Today’s Cities

     

    CHAPTER 4 The Reform Crusades

    The Motive for Reform

    OUTTAKE: Municipal Reform Was Aimed at the Immigrants

    The Reform Environment

    The Campaigns Against Machine Rule

    “Efficiency and Economy” in Municipal Affairs

    The Business Model

    Commission and Manager Government

    Did Reform Kill the Machines?

    The Reform Legacy

     

    CHAPTER 5 Urban Voters and the Reshaping of National Politics

    City and Nation in the Twentieth Century

    OUTTAKE: Urban Ethnics Became a Mainstay of the Democratic Party

    A New Political Consciousness

    The Changing Political Balance

    The Depression and the Cities

    Cities Gain a Voice

    The Urban Programs of the New Deal

    The New Deal Legacy

     

    PART II The Urban Crisis of the Twentieth Century

     

    CHAPTER 6 The City—Suburban Divide

    A Century of Demographic Change

    Streams of Migration

    OUTTAKE: Immigrants Are Moving Nearly Everywhere

    Racial Conflict in the Cities: The Postwar Era

    The Suburban Exodus

    The Romantic Suburban Ideal: 1815—1918

    The Automobile Suburbs: 1918—1945

    The Bedroom Suburbs: 1946—1970s

    The Multiethnic Metropolis

    Has the Urban Crisis Disappeared?

     

    CHAPTER 7 National Policy and the City—Suburban Divide

    The Unintended Consequences of National Policies

    OUTTAKE: Highway Programs Contributed to the Decline of the Cities

    The Politics of Urban Redevelopment

    Urban Renewal as “Good Politics”

    Racial Segregation and “The Projects”

    National Policy and the Suburbs

    Suburbs, Highways, and the Automobile

    The Damaging Effects of National Policies

     

    CHAPTER 8 Urban Policy and the Politics of Race

    The Brief Life Span of Inner-City Programs

    OUTTAKE: Racial Divisions Eventually Doomed Urban Programs

    The Democrats and the Cities

    The Republicans and the New Federalism

    President Carter and the Democrats’ Last Hurrah

    Republicans and the End of Federal Assistance

    Political Reality and Urban Policy

    The Political Influence of the Cities

    A New Day for Urban Policy

     

    CHAPTER 9 The Rise of the Sunbelt

    A Revolutionary Shift

    OUTTAKE: The Sunbelt’s Conservative Bent May Not Last Much Longer

    The Concept of the Sunbelt

    The Rise of the Sunbelt

    Why the Sunbelt Boomed

    The New Politics of Sunbelt Cities

    Regional Convergence and National Politics

     

    PART III The Fractured Metropolis

     

    CHAPTER 10 The Politics of Suburban Development

    Metropolitan Turf Wars

    OUTTAKE: There Is a Debate About Gated Communities

    How the Suburbs Became Segregated

    Selling the American Dream

    The Imperative of Racial Segregation

    Walling Off the Suburbs: Incorporation

    Walling Off the Suburbs: Zoning

    The Challenge to Exclusionary Zoning

    The New Face of Enclave Politics

     

    CHAPTER 11 Governing the Fragmented Metropolis

    Urban Sprawl and the New Urban Form

    OUTTAKE: The Costs of Sprawl Are Hotly Debated

    The New Urban Form

    The Concerns About Sprawl

    The New Regionalism

    Smart Growth

    The New Urbanism

    An Unlikely Revolution

     

    CHAPTER 12 City Finances and the Dynamics of Growth

    Why City Budgets Matter

    OUTTAKE: Hundreds of Little Hoovers Make the Economic Crisis Worse

    Cities in the U.S. Federal System

    Where the Money Comes From

    Where the Money Goes

    Cities for Sale: The Municipal Bond Market

    The Fiscal Basis of Metropolitan Competition

    Fiscal Politics and Federalism

     

    CHAPTER 13 The Fall and Rise of the Inner Cities

    An Urban Renaissance

    OUTTAKE: Baltimore’s Revitalization Is Debated

    The Decline of Downtown

    Globalization and the Downtown Renaissance

    The New Urban Culture

    Tourism and Entertainment

    Convention Centers

    Sports Stadiums

    Malls, Entertainment, and Lifestyle Complexes

    Casino Gaming

    The Politics of Tourism

    Old and New Downtowns

     

    CHAPTER 14 Governance in the Global Era

    A Delicate Balancing Act

    OUTTAKE: Have the Benefits of Minority Influence in Cities Made a Difference?

    The Incorporation of Blacks and Latinos into City Politics

    The Rewards of Political Incorporation

    Neighborhood Organizations and Political Incorporation

    Community Development Corporations

    The Conservative Reaction

    A Convergence of Styles

     

    CHAPTER 15 The Political Fault Lines of the Global Era

    Urban Politics in the Twenty-First Century

    The Economic Imperative: A Reprise

    The Politics of Governance: A Reprise

    The Politics of Defended Space: A Reprise

    The Capacity to Govern

     


    Previous Edition(s)

    • City Politics: The Political Economy of Urban America, 6/E
      Judd & Swanstrom
      ©2008  |  Longman  |  Paper; 432 pp  |  Out of Print
      ISBN-10: 0205522165  |  ISBN-13: 9780205522163
      Brief Description  |  More Info


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    • City Politics, 8/E
      Judd & Swanstrom
      ©2012  |  Longman  |  Paper; 432 pp  |  Instock
      ISBN-10: 020503246X  |  ISBN-13: 9780205032464
      Brief Description  |  More Info

    • City Politics, 8/E
      Judd & Swanstrom
      ©2012  |  Longman  |  Paper; 432 pp  |  Instock
      ISBN-10: 020503246X  |  ISBN-13: 9780205032464
      Brief Description  |  More Info



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  • The text's three-part approach provides important historical background from the nation's founding in 1789 through the Great Depression of the 1930s; an in-depth look at the crisis of the 20th century; and the effects of a globalized economy on the metropolis.
  • Strong and original thematic structure
  • Thorough blending of the vast secondary literature with primary sources, including new data and original author research
  • Boxed “Out Takes” appear in each chapter to highlight the major theme of the chapter and to make abstract concepts concrete.
  • Package Judd & Kantor's reader, American Urban Politics in a Global Age, 6/e with City Politics and receive a discount on the package price. The reader is the perfect complement for this main text, amplifying and going into greater depth on key concepts.
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    • A comprehensive discussion throughout the text of the impact of the global economic recession of 2008/2009

    • Research that incorporates the urban policies of the Obama Administration

    • A thorough recasting of the chapter on the fiscal politics of cities to take into account the dramatic effects of the recession of 2008/2009 on city budgets and spending

    • A reorganization of chapters to make the linkage between central cities and suburbs more explicit

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