Steven Conn is Professor and Director, Public History, Ohio State University. He is the author of, To Promote the General Welfare: The Case for Big Government; Metropolitan Philadelphia: Living in the Presence of the Past, among others; he is the co-editor of Building the Nation: Americans Write about Their Architecture, Their Cities, and Their Landscape .
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Acknowledgments Introduction: The American Urban Paradox 1. Anti-Urbanism: An American Tradition 2. America's Urban Moment Arrives 3. The Center Should Not Hold: Decentralizing the City in the 1920s and '30s 4. New Deal, New Towns: The Anti-Urban New Deal 5. Looking for Alternatives to the City: The Past and the Folk 6. The Center Did Not Hold: The City in the Age of Urban Renewal 7. The Triumph of the Decentralized City 8. Small Town, New Town, Commune 9. New Communities, New Urbanisms Afterword: Urbanism as a Way of Life Notes Bibliography
Acknowledgments Introduction: The American Urban Paradox 1. Anti-Urbanism: An American Tradition 2. America's Urban Moment Arrives 3. The Center Should Not Hold: Decentralizing the City in the 1920s and '30s 4. New Deal, New Towns: The Anti-Urban New Deal 5. Looking for Alternatives to the City: The Past and the Folk 6. The Center Did Not Hold: The City in the Age of Urban Renewal 7. The Triumph of the Decentralized City 8. Small Town, New Town, Commune 9. New Communities, New Urbanisms Afterword: Urbanism as a Way of Life Notes Bibliography
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