Citizens local government and the development of Chicago's near south side
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TextSeries: Discussion paper (United Nations Research Institute for Social Development)Publication details: Geneva United Nations Research Institute for Social Development 1996Description: 79pSubject(s): Chicago (Ill.) -- Politics and government | Community development, Urban -- Illinois -- Chicago | Local government -- Illinois -- ChicagoDDC classification: 330.91724 Summary: BG (copy 1): From the John Holmes Library collection.
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YUVA Library | 330.91724/DAV (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Not for loan | RP00254 |
PART1: THE CONTEXT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN CHICAGO
* demographic/economic context
* ideological/ political context
* institutional context
PART2: CITIZENS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT ON CHICAGO'S NEAR SOUTH SIDE: THREE CASES
* the south loop
* chinatown
* south armour square
PART3: DISCUSSION THEMES OF CITIZEN-GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION AND FREAL DEMOCRACY
* development decision makingand citizen participation
* citizens as developers?
*the influence of political regimes: the limits of state power
* race,class and mixed income community development
* overcoming the obstacles: some directions forward
* citizen-local government collaboration: two views
BG (copy 1): From the John Holmes Library collection.
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