Reconstructing urban regime theory: regulating urban politics in a global economy / edited by Mickey Lauria

By:

Lauria, Mickey, ed

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Sage, 1997. Thousand Oaks:Description: ix,: 278 pISBN:

9780761901518

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

320.85 REC

Contents:

Contents : - 1.Introduction - Mickey Lauria Reconstructing Urban Regime Theory-- PART ONE: CONCEPTUALIZING THE REGULATION OF URBAN REGIMES-- 2. Concrete Research, Urban Regimes, and Regulation Theory - Mark Goodwin and Joe Painter-- 3. Spatial Structures of Regulation and Urban Regimes - Marshall M A Feldman-- 4. A Neo-Gramscian Approach to the Regulation of Urban Regimes - Bob Jessop Accumulation Strategies, Hegemonic Projects, and Governance-- PART TWO: RECONSTRUCTING URBAN REGIME ABSTRACTIONS-- 5. City Politics in an Era of Globalization - Christopher Leo-- 6.Governance, Urban Regime Analysis, and the Politics of Local Economic Development - Kevin R Cox-- 7. Regulation, Regime, and Practice in Urban Politics - Joe Painter-- PART THREE: CONCRETE RESEARCH: REGULATING URBAN POLITICS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY-- 8. Coalition, Market and State - Cynthia Horan Postwar Development Politics in Boston-- 9. City Planning and the Postwar Regime in Philadelphia - Robert A Beauregard-- 10. Cleveland the `Comeback City' - W Dennis Keating The Politics of Redevelopment and Sports Stadiums amidst Decline-- 11. Regulating Suburban Politics - Andrew E G Jonas `Suburban-Defense Transition', Institutional Capacities, and Territorial Reorganization in Southern California-- PART FOUR: REGULATING URBAN REGIMES-- 12. Regulating Urban Regimes - Mickey Lauria Reconstruction or Impasse.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Library, SPAB E-2	Non Fiction	320.85 REC (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Checked out to Nikhil Ranjan Mandal (PF092)	03/03/2025	004796

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Contents : -
1.Introduction - Mickey Lauria Reconstructing Urban Regime Theory--
PART ONE: CONCEPTUALIZING THE REGULATION OF URBAN REGIMES--
2. Concrete Research, Urban Regimes, and Regulation Theory - Mark Goodwin and Joe Painter--
3. Spatial Structures of Regulation and Urban Regimes - Marshall M A Feldman--
4. A Neo-Gramscian Approach to the Regulation of Urban Regimes - Bob Jessop Accumulation Strategies, Hegemonic Projects, and Governance--
PART TWO: RECONSTRUCTING URBAN REGIME ABSTRACTIONS--
5. City Politics in an Era of Globalization - Christopher Leo--
6.Governance, Urban Regime Analysis, and the Politics of Local Economic Development - Kevin R Cox--
7. Regulation, Regime, and Practice in Urban Politics - Joe Painter--
PART THREE: CONCRETE RESEARCH: REGULATING URBAN POLITICS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY--
8. Coalition, Market and State - Cynthia Horan Postwar Development Politics in Boston--
9. City Planning and the Postwar Regime in Philadelphia - Robert A Beauregard--
10. Cleveland the `Comeback City' - W Dennis Keating The Politics of Redevelopment and Sports Stadiums amidst Decline--
11. Regulating Suburban Politics - Andrew E G Jonas `Suburban-Defense Transition', Institutional Capacities, and Territorial Reorganization in Southern California--
PART FOUR: REGULATING URBAN REGIMES--
12. Regulating Urban Regimes - Mickey Lauria Reconstruction or Impasse.

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