Christopher Niedt is Academic Director for the National Center for Suburban Studies and Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Hofstra University.¿ He is co-editor (with Marc Silver) of Forging a New Housing Policy: Opportunity in the Wake of Crisis.
Christopher Niedt is Academic Director for the National Center for Suburban Studies and Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Hofstra University.¿ He is co-editor (with Marc Silver) of Forging a New Housing Policy: Opportunity in the Wake of Crisis.
Christopher Niedt is Academic Director for the National Center for Suburban Studies and Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Hofstra University. He is co-editor (with Marc Silver) of Forging a New Housing Policy: Opportunity in the Wake of Crisis.
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1 Introduction Christopher Niedt PART I Race, Class, and Exclusion in the Twenty-First Century 2 Twenty-First-Century Suburban Demography: Increasing Diversity Yet Lingering Exclusion Nancy A. Denton and Joseph R. Gibbons 3 The Suburban Geography of Moral Panic: Low-Income Housing and the Revanchist Fringe L. Owen Kirkpatrick and Casey Gallagher 4 Protest on the Astroturf at Downtown Silver Spring: July 4, 2007 June Williamson PART II Revealing Activist Histories 5 “In the Spirit of Equality”: Conflict, Dissonance, and the Potential for Transformative Educational Change Anne Galletta 6 Not Quite Suburban: Progressive Activism in Postwar Chicago Robert Gioielli 7 Fringe Politics: Suburban Expansion and the Mexican American Struggle for Alviso, California Aaron Cavin Part III Sustaining Social Justice in the Diverse Suburb 8 Maywood, Not Mayberry: Latinos and Suburbia in Los Angeles County Manuel Pastor 9 Black, Brown, White, and Green: Race, Land Use, and Environmental Politics in a Changing Richmond Alex Schafran and Lisa M. Feldstein 10 Public Archaeology and Sense of Place in Alexandria, Virginia: An Exploration of the Changing Significance of Fort Ward Park Douglas R. Appler 11 First Suburbs and Nonprofit Housing: How Do Urban CDCs Develop Affordable Housing in Suburban Communities? JoAnna Mitchell-Brown 12 The Future of Fair Housing in a Diverse Suburbia john a. powell and Jason Reece References Contributors Index
1 Introduction Christopher Niedt PART I Race, Class, and Exclusion in the Twenty-First Century 2 Twenty-First-Century Suburban Demography: Increasing Diversity Yet Lingering Exclusion Nancy A. Denton and Joseph R. Gibbons 3 The Suburban Geography of Moral Panic: Low-Income Housing and the Revanchist Fringe L. Owen Kirkpatrick and Casey Gallagher 4 Protest on the Astroturf at Downtown Silver Spring: July 4, 2007 June Williamson PART II Revealing Activist Histories 5 “In the Spirit of Equality”: Conflict, Dissonance, and the Potential for Transformative Educational Change Anne Galletta 6 Not Quite Suburban: Progressive Activism in Postwar Chicago Robert Gioielli 7 Fringe Politics: Suburban Expansion and the Mexican American Struggle for Alviso, California Aaron Cavin Part III Sustaining Social Justice in the Diverse Suburb 8 Maywood, Not Mayberry: Latinos and Suburbia in Los Angeles County Manuel Pastor 9 Black, Brown, White, and Green: Race, Land Use, and Environmental Politics in a Changing Richmond Alex Schafran and Lisa M. Feldstein 10 Public Archaeology and Sense of Place in Alexandria, Virginia: An Exploration of the Changing Significance of Fort Ward Park Douglas R. Appler 11 First Suburbs and Nonprofit Housing: How Do Urban CDCs Develop Affordable Housing in Suburban Communities? JoAnna Mitchell-Brown 12 The Future of Fair Housing in a Diverse Suburbia john a. powell and Jason Reece References Contributors Index
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