Cities under Austerity
Restructuring the US Metropolis
1st Edition
Published on 1. February 2018
292 pages
978-1-4384-6819-8 (ISBN)
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Examines the ways in which austerity policies are transforming US cities.
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Mark Davidson is Associate Professor of Urban Geography at Clark University and the coeditor (with Deborah Martin) of Urban Politics: Critical Approaches. Kevin Ward is Professor of Human Geography at the University of Manchester, United Kingdom and the coeditor (with Eugene McCann) of Mobile Urbanism: Cities and Policymaking in the Global Age.
Content
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Preface: Situating Austerity Urbanism
Jamie Peck
1. Introduction
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward
2. Austerity and the Spectacle: Urban Triage and Post-Political Development in Detroit
L. Owen Kirkpatrick and Chalem Bolton
3. Austerity as the New Normal: The Fiscal Politics of Retrenchment in San Jose, California 59
Sara Hinkley
4. The Difference a Crisis Makes: Environmental Demands and Disciplinary Governance in the Age of Austerity
C. S. Ponder
5. The Unaffordability of Recession: Housing Mobility and Recession Austerity in Providence, Rhode Island
Aaron Niznik
6. Urban Governance and Inclusionary Housing in New York City
Kathe Newman
7. Homeownership in Middle America: A Case of Incidental Austerity?
Daniel J. Hammel and Xueying Chen
8. Conclusion
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward
Postscript
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward
References
Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface: Situating Austerity Urbanism
Jamie Peck
1. Introduction
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward
2. Austerity and the Spectacle: Urban Triage and Post-Political Development in Detroit
L. Owen Kirkpatrick and Chalem Bolton
3. Austerity as the New Normal: The Fiscal Politics of Retrenchment in San Jose, California 59
Sara Hinkley
4. The Difference a Crisis Makes: Environmental Demands and Disciplinary Governance in the Age of Austerity
C. S. Ponder
5. The Unaffordability of Recession: Housing Mobility and Recession Austerity in Providence, Rhode Island
Aaron Niznik
6. Urban Governance and Inclusionary Housing in New York City
Kathe Newman
7. Homeownership in Middle America: A Case of Incidental Austerity?
Daniel J. Hammel and Xueying Chen
8. Conclusion
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward
Postscript
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward
References
Contributors
Index
