William W. Goldsmith is Professor of City and Regional Planning and Director of the Program on International Studies in Planning at Cornell University. He has taught throughtout Latin America, and during the Clinton Administration he served on the EPA Clean Air Act Advisory Board. Edward J. Blakely is Honorary Professor of Urban Policy at the U.S. Studies Centre at the University of Sydney. He ran for Mayor in Oakland in 1998, was Dean at University of Southern California and also at the Milano Graduate School, and most recently served as recovery czar for New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
CONTENTS:
1. The End of an Era: Divided We Fall
2. Separate Assets: Race, Gender and Other Dimensions of Poverty
3. Separate Opportunities: Competition Versus Inclusion - The International
Dimensions of American Urban Poverty
4. Separate Places: The Changing Shape of the American Metropolis
5. Rebuilding the American City
