Readings in Urban Theory : txt
edited by Susan S. Fainstein and Scott Campbell.
- Second edition
- xi, 417 p. ill. ; 26 cm. book
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents: List of Figures vii -- List of Tables viii -- Acknowledgments x -- Introduction: Theories of Urban Development and their Implications for Policy and Planning Susan S. Fainstein and Scott Campbell 1 -- Part I: The Changing Urban and Regional System : Introduction 19 -- 1 Bourgeois Utopias: Visions of Suburbia Robert Fishman 21 -- 2 Cities in a World Economy Saskia Sassen 32 -- 3 New Industrial Cities? The Four Faces of Silicon Valley Mia Gray, Elyse Golob, Ann Markusen, and Sam Ock Park 57 -- 4 Virtual Ecology: A Brief Environmental Histoty of Silicon Valley Aaron W. Sachs 80 -- 5 Regulation Theory, Post Fordism and Urban Politics Joe Painter 92 -- 6 The Changing World Economy and Urban Restructuring Susan S. Fainstein 110 -- Part II. Race and Inequality -- Introduction 127 -- 7 From the Metropolis to Globalization: The Dialectics of Race and Urban Form William W. Goldsmith 129 -- 8 Poverty, Social Rights, and the Quality of Citizens Roger Lawson and William Julius Wilson 150 -- 9 Race, Class, and Segregation: Discorses about African Americans Norman Fainstein 170 -- Part III: Redevelopment and Urban Tranformation -- Introduction 197 -- 10 The City as a Growth Machine John R. Logan and Harvey L. Molotch 199 -- 11 Partnership and the Pursuit of the Private City Gregory D. Squires 239 -- 12 Gentrification, the Frontier, and the Restructuring of Urban Space Neil Smith 260 -- 13 Promoting Tourism in US Cities Dennis R. Judd 278 -- Part IV: Culture, Design, and Urban Form -- Introduction 303 -- 14 Fantasy City: Pleasure and Profit in the Postmodern Metropolis 305 -- 15 Whose Culture? Whose City? Sharon Zukin 325 -- 16 See You in Disneyland Michael Sorkin 335 -- 17 The New Urbanism Douglas Kelbaugh 354 -- 18 Urban or Suburban? Carol Burns, Robert Campbell, Andres Duany, Jerold Kayden and Alex Krieger 386 -- 19 Social Justice, Postmodernism, and the City David Harvey 386 -- Index 403 -- Figures: Figure 2.1 (a) New York, Tokyo, and London: Share of world stock market value, 1990 and 1997 (US$ millions and number); (b) Top cities ranked by stock market value, 1990 and 1997 (US$ billions) 51 -- Figure 15.1 Manhattan 327 -- Figure 17.1 Weekday vehicle trip generation for residential areas 359 -- Tables: Table 2.1 Inflows and outflows of foreign direct investment (FDI), 1986 to 1997 (in US$ billions and percentages) 41 -- Table 2.2 Top banks in the world ranked by assets, 1998 (US$ millions) 42 -- Table 2.3 Sectoral distribution of FDI stock for the largest developed home countries and developing host countries, selected years, 1970 to 1990 (US$ billion and percentages) 43 -- Table 2.4 Number of parent transnational corporations and foreign affiliates, by region and country, selected years (1990 -97) 48 -- Table 2.5 United States, Japan, and United Kingdom: Share of world's 50 largest banks, 1991 and 1997 (US$ millions and percentage) 50 -- Table 2.6 United States, Japan, and United Kingdom: Share of world's 25 largest security firms, 1991 and 1997 (US$ millions and percentage) 50 -- Table 3.1 Selected US metropolitan employment growth rates, 1970-90 59 -- Table 3.2 Location quotients and estimated jobs, Santa Clara County, 1975 and 1989 61 -- Table 3.3 Defense dependent communities, 1989 61 -- Table 3.4 15 Largest defense contractors, Santa Clara, FY 1991 65 -- Table 3.5 Federal R&D funds to Stanford and SRI, 1970-91 66 -- Table 3.6 Firm size by industry, Santa Clara County, 1975 and 1989 68 -- Table 3.7 Percent of workforce covered by union contracts for selected SMSAs and the US, 1983 and 1985 75 -- Table 4.1 Population growth in San Jose and Santa Clara County, 1940-98 87 -- Table 9.1 Race and income structure, 1973-90: Distribution of households among income classes (1990 $, CPI-U-X1) 175 -- Table 9.2 Income of cohorts with similar education, YRFT workers: Median annual earnings and percentage of white male earnings, 1990 178 -- Table 9.3 Incomes of male college graduates in the 1980s (expressed in constant (1990) dollars) 180 -- Table 9.4 Incomes of female college graduates in the 1980s (expressed in constant (1990) dollars) 181 -- Table 9.5 College completion rates for persons 18-24 years 182 -- Table 9.6 Wealth versus income for African Americanns and whites: Median net worth by average household monthly income, 1988 182 -- Table 9.7 Segregation of African Americans from whites: Index of racial residential segregation (D) in Standard Metropolitan Areas (SMAs) with largest black populations, 1980 183 -- Table 9.8 African American and white class capacity for spatial isolation: Probability of residential contact (P) between high status persons and low status persons by race, city of Philadelphia, 1980 184 -- Table 9.9 Effect of family background on educational performance 186 -- Table 9.10 Percentage of mothers unmarried when baby was born 186 -- Table 13.1 Convention trade, US cities, 1981 286 -- Table 13.2 Top Us cities booked, 1990-92 287 -- Table 13.3 Supply and demand of professional, baseball and football franchises, 1980 June 1992 289 --