by Terry Nichols Clark · SAGE Publications, Inc · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780803938014
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«Urban Innovation: Creative Strategies for Turbulent Times» is the urban studies essay by Terry Nichols Clark, in paperback (288 pages, in English).
Using data from the Fiscal Austerity and Innovation Project, it analyzes how city councils innovate in the face of cuts and citizen discontent. It reviews 33 concrete strategies, political leadership, governmental decision-making, and addresses race, class, urban growth and decline, and the Reagan administration's aid cuts.
Third volume of the Urban Innovation series, published by SAGE Publications in 1994. Includes chapters by Rowan A. Miranda, Edward G. Goetz, Norman Walzer, Cal Clark and Oliver Walter.
Work of interest to students, faculty and professionals in urban studies, political science and public policy.
