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Engaging Schools in Urban Revitalization

Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2007
Operating out of the University of California, Berkeley, Y-PLAN (Youth—Plan, Learn, Act, Now!) is a model for youth civic engagement in city planning that uses urban space slated for redevelopment as a catalyst for community revitalization and education reform.
Deborah L. McKoy, Jeffrey M. Vincent
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The eight scenarios for urban revitalization

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1975
Eight initiatives for revitalizing urban America within the current century are given. These scenarios are weighted by four ranking criteria and ranked. The eight scenarios are: growth centers, new towns-in-town, satellite developments, free-standing new communities, benign neglect, microrevitalization, elimination of cities, and the transcendental ...
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Stabilizing and Revitalizing Urban Neighborhoods

The Journal of Negro Education, 1989
When I remember the civil rights movement, I recall an October 29, 1965, Washington Post article by reporter Bill Raspberry. In his article, Raspberry quoted the civil rights leadership of Washington, D.C., as saying that poor Blacks were not benefitting from the gains of the civil rights struggle.
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Citizens’ Views on Urban Revitalization

Urban Affairs Review, 2002
Renaissance cities have been widely discussed in the literature on urban development. However, despite scholarly interest in this subject, there has been little systematic research on how citizens feel about so-called “hot” cities and the factors that go into citizen conclusions that a city is doing well.
Marion Orr, Darrell M. West
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Cultural Tourism and Urban Revitalization

Tourism Recreation Research, 1989
Many old industrial cities of the United States are in an economic decline, facing high unemployment, an eroding tax base, and in some cases, fiscal collapse. Responses to this situation range from 11th hour labour concessions to attempts to attract newer forms of light industry.
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The Political Economy of Urban Revitalization

Urban Affairs Quarterly, 1980
The Marxian and pluralist approaches to the study of inner-city revitalization are described and contrasted. Each approach works from different assumptions about the role of the state, the functions of economic development, and the causes of urban change.
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Neoliberal Urban Revitalization in Chicago

2013
Over the last two decades, Chicago's strategy to revitalize areas of economic decline and concentrated poverty centered on two federal housing programs: Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere (HOPE VI) and its latter incarnation, Choice Neighborhoods.
Conte, Julia, Li, Janet
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Emphasizing Urban Economic Revitalization

2012
In the mid 1970s the country was feeling the effects of structural changes in the economy, high unemployment, inflation, and rising energy prices. Many of the problems had been developing for a number of years. The economy was in a transition from a predominantly manufacturing base to one that had a larger share concentrated in service, communication ...
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Establishing Urban Revitalization and Regional Development Strategies With Consideration of Urban Stakeholders Based on the ISA-NRM Approach

Sustainability, 2022
Chia-Li Lin, Jung-Jung Chang
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Urban Revitalization

2021
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