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A comprehensive national study of inner-ring suburbs in the United States

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“An engaging contemporary study of twenty years of suburban change in the U.S., Once the American Dream is more comprehensive than earlier works on suburbs, focusing on differences among suburbs rather than the city/suburban differences. The breadth of stories told against the analysis helps provide good insights and makes the national picture more local to readers. Hanlon ably demonstrates how to apply useful methodologies to the study of contemporary metropolitan geography.”—David L. Phillips, Professor of Urban and Environmental Planning, University of Virginia

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
1. Once the American Dream
2. Decline Is a New Suburban Reality
3. Defining Inner-Ring Suburbs
4. Forces Shaping Inner-Ring Suburbs
5. Sidestepping Inner-Ring Suburbs
6. Declining Inner-Ring Suburbs
7. Suburbs in Crisis
8. Different Types of Inner-Ring Suburbs
9. Fixing Inner-Ring suburbs
10. Conclusion
Appendix
References
Index

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      Publisher Temple University Press,U.S.
      Published 18 December 2009
      ISBN-13 9781592139361
      978-1592139361
      ISBN-10 1592139361
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      Urban and municipal planning and policy Urban communities / city life

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A comprehensive national study of inner-ring suburbs in the United States

      Trade Review
      “An engaging contemporary study of twenty years of suburban change in the U.S., Once the American Dream is more comprehensive than earlier works on suburbs, focusing on differences among suburbs rather than the city/suburban differences. The breadth of stories told against the analysis helps provide good insights and makes the national picture more local to readers. Hanlon ably demonstrates how to apply useful methodologies to the study of contemporary metropolitan geography.”—David L. Phillips, Professor of Urban and Environmental Planning, University of Virginia

      Table of Contents

      List of Illustrations
      List of Tables
      Acknowledgments
      1. Once the American Dream
      2. Decline Is a New Suburban Reality
      3. Defining Inner-Ring Suburbs
      4. Forces Shaping Inner-Ring Suburbs
      5. Sidestepping Inner-Ring Suburbs
      6. Declining Inner-Ring Suburbs
      7. Suburbs in Crisis
      8. Different Types of Inner-Ring Suburbs
      9. Fixing Inner-Ring suburbs
      10. Conclusion
      Appendix
      References
      Index

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