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Hauptverfasser:	Kaplan, David H. 1960- (VerfasserIn), Wheeler, James O. 1938-2010 (VerfasserIn), Holloway, Steven R. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hoboken, NJ Wiley 2009
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1950-2000 City and town life Human geography Urban geography Urban geography > United States Stadtgeografie USA Aufsatzsammlung
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Beschreibung:	XV, 512 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
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adam_text	Contents Preface iii Acknowledgments v PART I: Introduction to Cities and Urban Geography 1 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CHANGING FIELD OF URBAN GEOGRAPHY 1 Introduction 1 Box 1.1 4 The Field of Urban Geography 5 The Origin and Evolution of Urban Geography 6 The Four Traditions, 1900-1970 6 The Physical Tradition 6 The Human-Environment Tradition 7 The Regional Tradition 8 The Spatial Tradition 9 Precursors of Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 9 European Influences on Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 10 Extradisciplinary Influences on Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 10 Critiques of Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 11 Behavioral Urban Geography 11 Marxist Interpretations 11 Humanistic Urban Geography 12 Social Theory 12 Postmodernism 13 Geographic Information Science and Urban Geography 14 Technology and Urban Geography Box 1.2 15 Substantive Trends in Urban Geography 16 Urbanization and Global Cities 16 Feminist Urban Geography 17 Urban Culture Geography 18 Urban Historical Geography 19 Locational Analysis in Urban Geography 20 The Chicago and Los Angeles Schools of Urban Geography 21 The Chicago School 21 The Los Angeles School 21 The New Urbanism 22 Introduction to this Textbook 22 Wrapping Up 23 Readings 24 2 THE ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES 26 What Are Cities? 26 Preconditions to Urban Formation Box 2.1 28 Ecology, Technology, and Power Theories of Urban Origins 30 Agricultural Surplus 30 Religious Causes 30 Defensive Needs 31 Trading Requirements 32 Patterns of Early Urbanization 33 Locations of Early Cities 33 Diffusion of Urbanization 33 Technology and Urban Geography Box 2.2 35 28 29 vn viii Contents Urban Evolution and Early Economic Imperatives: Traditional Cities 36 The Early City-States: Sumeria 36 Other Ancient Cities 39 Egypt 39 Indus Valley 40 Northern China 40 Mesoamerican Cities 40 Imperial Cities 42 Box 2.3 42 Imperial Rome 43 Rome s Contribution to Urban Development 45 Cities as Engines of Economic Growth: Capitalism, Industrialism, and Urbanization 46 The New Trading Cities 46 Box 2.4 47 A Capitalist Economy 48 The Revival of Urbanization 48 Northern Italy 50 Northern Europe 50 Structure and Form of the Trading Cities 50 Political and Economic Structure 50 Spatial Form 52 Box 2.5 53 Box 2.6 54 Industrial Cities 54 Industrial Revolution 56 Changing Logic of City Location 57 Elements of the Industrial City 59 Wrapping Up 59 Readings 60 PART II: Metropolitan Systems 3 THE EVOLUTION OF THE AMERICAN URBAN SYSTEM 61 The American Urban Hierarchy, 1630-2007 62 Colonial Imprints 62 The Early Development of the U.S. Urban Hierarchy 63 Recent Shifts in the U.S. Urban Population 64 Metropolitan Dominance 67 Box 3.1 68 Pred s Model 69 Urbanization and Industrialization Among U.S. Urban Centers 71 Borchert s Transport Epochs and American Metropolitan Growth 71 Horse and Wagon Epoch, 1790-1830 71 Regional Railroad, 1830-1870 71 National Railroad Network Epoch, 1870-1920 71 Automobile-Airplane Epoch, 1920-1960 72 Urbanization Processes 73 Urbanization Curves 73 Central Place Theory 73 Centrality 74 Range of a Good 74 Threshold 74 Hexagonal Trade Areas 75 Rank-Size Rule 75 Kondratiev Waves 76 Urban Growth in America 77 The Meyer-Wyckoff Frontier Cities Model 77 The Vance Mercantile Cities Model 78 Contemporary Urban-Economic Restructuring 79 Empirical Examples 79 Box 3.2 80 Technology and Urban Geography Box 3.3 82 Amenities 82 Attracting Young Educated People 84 Box 3.4 85 Recent Metropolitan Population Shifts 85 Wrapping Up 86 Readings 86 Contents ix 4 GLOBALIZATION AND THE URBAN SYSTEM 88 World Cities 89 The World City Hierarchy 89 Changing Functions of World Cities 92 Capitalism, Power, and World Cities 93 Examples of World City Globalization 95 Powerful World Cities 95 World Cities and Wealth 95 Box 4.1 96 U.S. Law Firms in World Cities 99 Box 4.2 100 Box 4.3 101 Interconnections Among World Cities 101 Interaction Among World Cities 101 The Tourist World City 103 New York and Los Angeles as Tourist Cities 105 The Impact of 9/11 105 Multinational Corporations 107 U.S. Multinational Corporations 107 The Wal-Mart Example 109 From Bentonville to Beijing 113 Micro-Multinationals 113 Technology and Urban Geography Box 4.4 114 Wrapping Up 114 Readings 116 5 TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND THE CITY 117 Box 5.1 118 A History of Computing and the Development of the Internet 119 Mainframe Computers 120 Minicomputers to Personal Computers 120 Telecommunications: Dispersal or Concentration? 121 Telecommunications and Geographic dispersal 121 Telecommunications and Geographic Concentration 122 Front Office Activities 123 Universities 123 Web Sites 124 National and Global Fiber-Optic Networks 124 Fiber-Optic Cables 125 U.S. Internet Urban Linkages 126 Competition Between Fiber-Optics and Satellites 128 Overnight Information Flows 128 Telecommunications and Urban Society 131 Technology and Urban Geography Box 5.2 132 Box 5.3 134 Telecommunications and the Transformation of Urban Space 134 Telecommunications and Financial Markets 136 Telecommunications and Office Economies 136 Intrametropolitan Locations of Professional and Business Services 137 Intrametropolitan Fiber-Optic Loops 138 Wireless Telecommunications 139 The Automobile as Wireless Internet 140 Wrapping Up 141 Readings 141 PART III: The Economic Landscape of the City б URBAN LAND USE: THE CBD AND THE GROWTH OF THE SUBURBS 143 Central-City Decline 143 CBD Centrality 144 The Development of Central Business Districts 144 The Decline of CBD Centrality and the Rise of Agglomeration Economies 146 CBD Agglomeration Linkages 147 χ Contents Traditional CBD Characteristics 148 The CBD Core-Frame Concept 148 Zones of CBD Assimilation and Discard 149 Daytime-Nighttime CBD Populations 150 Contemporary CBD Retailing 151 CBD Redevelopment and Revitalization 152 Packaging the Entrepreneurial CBD 152 Contemporary CBD Activities 153 Business and Professional Services in Atlanta 153 Location of Accounting Services 155 America s New Downtowns 155 Models of Suburban Evolution in North American Metropolises 156 Location Rent and Urban Land Use 156 Land and Property Values 157 Erickson s Model of the Evolution of the Suburban Space Economy 157 Spillover and Specialization 159 Dispersal and Diversification 159 Infilling and Multinucleation 159 The Hartshorn and Muller Model of Suburban Downtowns 160 Sprawl 160 Independence 161 Magnets 161 High Rise/High Tech 161 Mature Town Center 162 Box 6.1 162 Beyond the Hartshorn and Muller Model: Twenty-First Century Big City Suburbs 163 Suburban Sprawl 163 Technology and Urban Geography Box 6.2 164 Wrapping Up 164 Box 6.3 166 Readings 166 7 LANDSCAPES OF PRODUCTION 167 Understanding the Economies of Cities 167 Basic and Nonbasic Economic Activities 168 Basic vs. Nonbasic Activités 168 Multipliers 168 Circular and Cumulative Causation 169 Agglomeration 170 Interurban Industrial Production and Location 171 The Growth Pole Model 171 The Stanback Model 171 Manufacturing versus Service Cities 173 Recent U.S. Manufacturing Changes 174 The 1980s Rust Belt 175 Box 7.1 176 Technology and Urban Geography Box 7.2 177 Human Talent and the Location of High-Technology Industry 178 Box 7.3 179 Intraurban Industrial Production and Location 180 The Wheeler-Park Model 180 The Product Cycle Model 182 Box 7.4 183 Political Economy Approaches 185 Basic Concepts 185 Circuits of Capital 186 Wrapping Up 188 Readings 188 PART IV: The Social Landscape of the City 8 FOUNDATIONS OF URBAN SOCIAL LANDSCAPES 190 Ecological Approach to Cities 190 Community Lost : European Perspectives on Cities 191 Contents xi Box 8.1 192 The Chicago School of Sociology 194 Traditional Models of Urban Spatial Structure 197 Burgess Concentric Zone Model 197 Hoyt Sector Model 197 Harris and Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model 199 More Complex Models 200 Social Area Analysis and Factorial Ecology 200 Box 8.2 201 The Urban Mosaic 202 Contemporary Urban Social Space: Globalization, Postmodernism, and Cities of Difference 203 Globalization: General Trends 204 Elements of the Global City 204 The Citadel 205 The Enclave 206 The Ghetto 206 In Between Neighborhoods in the Global City 206 The Gentrified City 207 The Suburban City 207 The Working-Class City 208 Postmodern Urbanism 208 Cities of Difference 210 Women and the City 211 Technology and Urban Geography Box 8.3 212 Sexuality and the City 214 Wrapping Up 215 Box 8.4 216 Readings 218 9 URBAN HOUSING MARKETS: SPRAWL, BLIGHT, AND REGENERATION 220 Basics of Housing and Housing Markets 220 Sectors of Housing Tenure 221 Housing as a Commodity 221 Housing Demand 221 Box 9.1 222 Box 9.2 223 Housing Supply 224 Housing Market Geographies 224 Urban Ecology and Housing Markets: Invasion and Succession 224 Filtering and Vacancy Chains 225 Life-Cycle Notions of Neighborhood Change 227 Market Realities: Ongoing Debates Over Equal Access to Housing 227 Real Estate Agents and Differentiated Access 228 Discrimination in Lending 232 Accumulated Impacts of Housing Market Discrimination 233 Box 9.3 234 Housing Market Realities: Government Involvement 235 Securing Home Ownership through Loan Guarantees 236 A New System of Housing Finance: The Secondary Mortgage Market 237 Sprawl and the Suburbanization of Housing 238 Antecedents and Preconditions of Post-World War II Suburban Sprawl 239 Technology and Urban Geography Box 9.4 240 Postwar Sprawl 243 Supply and Demand Factors 244 Sprawl and the Federal Government: Housing Finance 247 Sprawl and the Federal Government: Automobiles and Interstate Freeways 247 Blight and the Fate of Inner-City Housing 248 xii Contents Blight and Growing Redevelopment Pressures 249 The Housing Dynamics of Redevelopment 249 Displacement and Public Housing 250 Neighborhood Revitalization: Gentrification 252 Wrapping Up 254 Readings 254 10 SEGREGATION, RACE, AND URBAN POVERTY 256 Current Patterns of Racial Residential Segregation 257 Census 2000 Figures 257 Black/White Patterns 257 Box 10.1 258 Hispanics and Asians 260 Recent Change 261 Hypersegregation 263 What Causes Segregation? 265 Race and the North American Ghetto 266 The First North American Ghetto 266 Dual Housing Markets, the Color Line, and Ghettos 267 Postwar Institutionalized Ghettos 268 Government-Supported Discrimination 270 Public Housing and Urban Redevelopment 270 Economic Transformations and the Outcast Ghetto 272 Civil Rights 273 Box 10.2 274 Deindustrialization and Globalization 274 Social/Spatial Isolation and the Underclass Question 275 Poverty and the City 276 Spatial Concentration of Urban Poverty 276 Consequences of Concentrated Poverty: The Neighborhood Effects Debate 278 Peer Effects 279 Social Control 280 Opportunities and Resources 281 Institutions, Schools, and Businesses 281 Stigma and Spatial Discrimination 281 Evidence and Debates 282 Morality and Responsibility 283 Culture and Poverty versus Culture of Poverty 283 Oppositional Culture/Culture of Segregation 284 Responding to Urban Poverty 284 War on Poverty 285 Retrenchment 286 Welfare Reform 287 Enterprise Zones 287 Moving to Opportunity/HOPE VI/ Homeownership 287 Technology and Urban Geography Box 10.3 288 Wrapping Up 290 Readings 291 11 IMMIGRATION, ETHNICITY, AND URBANISM 293 The ERA of Immigration and U.S. Urbanization 295 The New Catholic Arrivals 295 Box 11.1 296 Geography of Immigration 297 Differences in Urban Orientation 298 Reception of Immigrants 298 Segregation Patterns 299 The New European Immigration 300 Contents xiii Urban Orientation of New Immigrants 301 Neighborhood Locations 303 Segregation Patterns 303 Negative and Positive Impacts of Location 304 The Ethnic Kaleidoscope of Today 305 Immigration Legislation 305 Immigrant Patterns 306 Technology and Urban Geography Box 11.2 308 Latino Migration and its Impact on Cities 310 Mexicans 312 Urbanization Trends 312 Cubans 313 Florida Concentration 313 Puerto Ricans 314 Spatial Patterns 314 Box 11.3 316 Latino Influences 319 Significant Aspects 319 New Asian Immigration 320 Urban Orientation and Some Models of Asian Segregation 321 Asian Indians 323 Box 11.4 324 Indochinese 326 Koreans 327 Asian Influences 328 Wrapping Up 329 Readings 331 PART V: The Political Landscape of the City 12 METROPOLITAN GOVERNANCE AND FRAGMENTATION 333 Urban Governance and the Growth of Services 334 Expanding Urban Services 334 Safety 335 Education 335 Infrastructure 335 Box 12.1 336 Financing the City 338 Who Governs the City? 340 Stages in Urban Governance 340 Elite Dominance 341 Machine Politics 341 Reform Politics. 341 Professional Politics 342 Power in the City 342 Contemporary Fragmentation in the Metropolis 345 Increasing Fragmentation 345 A Positive View of Metropolitan Fragmentation 347 Fiscal Disparities 349 Technology and Urban Geography Box 12.2 350 Countering the Fragmented Metropolis 353 Annexations 353 Elastic Cities 353 City-County Consolidation 356 Metropolitan Government 356 Box 12.3 357 Wrapping Up 358 Readings 358 13 PLANNING THE BETTER CITY 360 Making the Case for Planning 361 Aesthetics 361 Efficiency 362 Social Equity Planning 364 Maintaining Property Values 366 Environmental Protection 367 Development of Modern Planning 368 xiv Contents Visionaries and the Urban Ideal 368 Ebenezer Howard and the Garden City Movement 368 Le Corbusier s City of Towers 370 Frank Lloyd Wright s Broadacre City 371 Legal Basis for Planning 371 Box 13.1 374 Growth of Planning as a Profession in the United States 374 Political Nature of Planning 377 Box 13.2 379 Comprehensive Plans and Tools of Modern Planning 380 Elements and Steps in Comprehensive Plan Development 380 Technology and Urban Geography Box 13.3 382 Zoning 384 Problems with Zoning and Responses 387 Effect of Zoning on Community 387 Exclusionary Zoning of Class and Race 390 Growth Management 392 Wrapping Up 393 Readings 394 PART VI: Cities Around the World 14 CITIES IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD 395 Western European Cities 395 Urbanization and the European City System 396 Characteristic Features of European Cities 398 Density and Compactness 398 Historical Legacy 401 Box 14.1 402 Box 14.2 406 Housing and Social Geography 407 Aspects of Change 410 Changing Economic Circumstances 411 Changes in the Political and Cultural Milieu 412 Cities in Post-Communist Eastern Europe 414 Communist Urban Development 414 Post-Communist Development 416 Box 14.3 417 Cities in Japan 418 Structure of Japanese Cities 419 Technology and Urban Geography Box 14.4 421 Changes in Japanese Cities 422 Wrapping Up 423 Readings 423 15 CITIES IN THE LESS DEVELOPED WORLD 425 The New Urban Majority 426 How the Cities Have Grown 426 Demographic Factors Involved in Urban Growth 429 Natural Increase 429 Urbanization Curve 429 Primacy 430 Box 15.1 431 Origins of Third World Urbanization 432 Modernization Perspective 433 Technology and Urban Geography Box 15.2 435 International Political Economy Perspective 435 Colonialism 436 Economic Disparity 438 Urban Bias 440 Contents xv Characteristics of Third World Cities 441 Effects of Growth 442 Housing 443 Public-Sector Housing 444 Box 15.3 446 Commercial Private-Sector Housing 447 Self-Help Housing 448 Employment Opportunities and the Informal Sector 449 Formal Sector 450 Informal Sector 451 Wrapping Up 452 Readings 453 16 REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN URBAN STRUCTURE AND FORM IN THE LESS DEVELOPED WORLD 455 The Latin American City 456 Colonial Legacies 457 Modern Latin American Cities 458 Themes of City Life 458 Spatial Layout 461 Sub-Saharan African Cities 463 Indigenous Influences 464 European Intervention 465 Box 16.1 466 Modern African Cities 468 South Asian Cities 469 A Typology of South Asian Cities 470 Modern Challenges 472 Technology and Urban Geography Box 16.2 474 Southeast Asian Cities 476 Indigenous Influences: Sacred and Market Cities 477 The Colonial City in Southeast Asia 478 Locational Aspects 479 The Dualistic Form of the City 480 Chinese Population 480 Modern Cities 482 Problems of Development 482 Prosperity and Urban Form 483 Wrapping Up 484 Box 16.3 485 Box 16.4 486 Readings 486 Index 489 Credits 507 Photo Credits 511
adam_txt	Contents Preface iii Acknowledgments v PART I: Introduction to Cities and Urban Geography 1 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CHANGING FIELD OF URBAN GEOGRAPHY 1 Introduction 1 Box 1.1 4 The Field of Urban Geography 5 The Origin and Evolution of Urban Geography 6 The Four Traditions, 1900-1970 6 The Physical Tradition 6 The Human-Environment Tradition 7 The Regional Tradition 8 The Spatial Tradition 9 Precursors of Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 9 European Influences on Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 10 Extradisciplinary Influences on Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 10 Critiques of Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography 11 Behavioral Urban Geography 11 Marxist Interpretations 11 Humanistic Urban Geography 12 Social Theory 12 Postmodernism 13 Geographic Information Science and Urban Geography 14 Technology and Urban Geography Box 1.2 15 Substantive Trends in Urban Geography 16 Urbanization and Global Cities 16 Feminist Urban Geography 17 Urban Culture Geography 18 Urban Historical Geography 19 Locational Analysis in Urban Geography 20 The Chicago and Los Angeles Schools of Urban Geography 21 The Chicago School 21 The Los Angeles School 21 The New Urbanism 22 Introduction to this Textbook 22 Wrapping Up 23 Readings 24 2 THE ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES 26 What Are Cities? 26 Preconditions to Urban Formation Box 2.1 28 Ecology, Technology, and Power Theories of Urban Origins 30 Agricultural Surplus 30 Religious Causes 30 Defensive Needs 31 Trading Requirements 32 Patterns of Early Urbanization 33 Locations of Early Cities 33 Diffusion of Urbanization 33 Technology and Urban Geography Box 2.2 35 28 29 vn viii Contents Urban Evolution and Early Economic Imperatives: Traditional Cities 36 The Early City-States: Sumeria 36 Other Ancient Cities 39 Egypt 39 Indus Valley 40 Northern China 40 Mesoamerican Cities 40 Imperial Cities 42 Box 2.3 42 Imperial Rome 43 Rome's Contribution to Urban Development 45 Cities as Engines of Economic Growth: Capitalism, Industrialism, and Urbanization 46 The New Trading Cities 46 Box 2.4 47 A Capitalist Economy 48 The Revival of Urbanization 48 Northern Italy 50 Northern Europe 50 Structure and Form of the Trading Cities 50 Political and Economic Structure 50 Spatial Form 52 Box 2.5 53 Box 2.6 54 Industrial Cities 54 Industrial Revolution 56 Changing Logic of City Location 57 Elements of the Industrial City 59 Wrapping Up 59 Readings 60 PART II: Metropolitan Systems 3 THE EVOLUTION OF THE AMERICAN URBAN SYSTEM 61 The American Urban Hierarchy, 1630-2007 62 Colonial Imprints 62 The Early Development of the U.S. Urban Hierarchy 63 Recent Shifts in the U.S. Urban Population 64 Metropolitan Dominance 67 Box 3.1 68 Pred's Model 69 Urbanization and Industrialization Among U.S. Urban Centers 71 Borchert's Transport Epochs and American Metropolitan Growth 71 Horse and Wagon Epoch, 1790-1830 71 Regional Railroad, 1830-1870 71 National Railroad Network Epoch, 1870-1920 71 Automobile-Airplane Epoch, 1920-1960 72 Urbanization Processes 73 Urbanization Curves 73 Central Place Theory 73 Centrality 74 Range of a Good 74 Threshold 74 Hexagonal Trade Areas 75 Rank-Size Rule 75 Kondratiev Waves 76 Urban Growth in America 77 The Meyer-Wyckoff Frontier Cities Model 77 The Vance Mercantile Cities Model 78 Contemporary Urban-Economic Restructuring 79 Empirical Examples 79 Box 3.2 80 Technology and Urban Geography Box 3.3 82 Amenities 82 Attracting Young Educated People 84 Box 3.4 85 Recent Metropolitan Population Shifts 85 Wrapping Up 86 Readings 86 Contents ix 4 GLOBALIZATION AND THE URBAN SYSTEM 88 World Cities 89 The World City Hierarchy 89 Changing Functions of World Cities 92 Capitalism, Power, and World Cities 93 Examples of World City Globalization 95 Powerful World Cities 95 World Cities and Wealth 95 Box 4.1 96 U.S. Law Firms in World Cities 99 Box 4.2 100 Box 4.3 101 Interconnections Among World Cities 101 Interaction Among World Cities 101 The Tourist World City 103 New York and Los Angeles as Tourist Cities 105 The Impact of 9/11 105 Multinational Corporations 107 U.S. Multinational Corporations 107 The Wal-Mart Example 109 From Bentonville to Beijing 113 Micro-Multinationals 113 Technology and Urban Geography Box 4.4 114 Wrapping Up 114 Readings 116 5 TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND THE CITY 117 Box 5.1 118 A History of Computing and the Development of the Internet 119 Mainframe Computers 120 Minicomputers to Personal Computers 120 Telecommunications: Dispersal or Concentration? 121 Telecommunications and Geographic dispersal 121 Telecommunications and Geographic Concentration 122 Front Office Activities 123 Universities 123 Web Sites 124 National and Global Fiber-Optic Networks 124 Fiber-Optic Cables 125 U.S. Internet Urban Linkages 126 Competition Between Fiber-Optics and Satellites 128 Overnight Information Flows 128 Telecommunications and Urban Society 131 Technology and Urban Geography Box 5.2 132 Box 5.3 134 Telecommunications and the Transformation of Urban Space 134 Telecommunications and Financial Markets 136 Telecommunications and Office Economies 136 Intrametropolitan Locations of Professional and Business Services 137 Intrametropolitan Fiber-Optic Loops 138 Wireless Telecommunications 139 The Automobile as Wireless Internet 140 Wrapping Up 141 Readings 141 PART III: The Economic Landscape of the City б URBAN LAND USE: THE CBD AND THE GROWTH OF THE SUBURBS 143 Central-City Decline 143 CBD Centrality 144 The Development of Central Business Districts 144 The Decline of CBD Centrality and the Rise of Agglomeration Economies 146 CBD Agglomeration Linkages 147 χ Contents Traditional CBD Characteristics 148 The CBD Core-Frame Concept 148 Zones of CBD Assimilation and Discard 149 Daytime-Nighttime CBD Populations 150 Contemporary CBD Retailing 151 CBD Redevelopment and Revitalization 152 Packaging the Entrepreneurial CBD 152 Contemporary CBD Activities 153 Business and Professional Services in Atlanta 153 Location of Accounting Services 155 America's New Downtowns 155 Models of Suburban Evolution in North American Metropolises 156 Location Rent and Urban Land Use 156 Land and Property Values 157 Erickson's Model of the Evolution of the Suburban Space Economy 157 Spillover and Specialization 159 Dispersal and Diversification 159 Infilling and Multinucleation 159 The Hartshorn and Muller Model of Suburban Downtowns 160 Sprawl 160 Independence 161 Magnets 161 High Rise/High Tech 161 Mature Town Center 162 Box 6.1 162 Beyond the Hartshorn and Muller Model: Twenty-First Century Big City Suburbs 163 Suburban Sprawl 163 Technology and Urban Geography Box 6.2 164 Wrapping Up 164 Box 6.3 166 Readings 166 7 LANDSCAPES OF PRODUCTION 167 Understanding the Economies of Cities 167 Basic and Nonbasic Economic Activities 168 Basic vs. Nonbasic Activités 168 Multipliers 168 Circular and Cumulative Causation 169 Agglomeration 170 Interurban Industrial Production and Location 171 The Growth Pole Model 171 The Stanback Model 171 Manufacturing versus Service Cities 173 Recent U.S. Manufacturing Changes 174 The 1980s Rust Belt 175 Box 7.1 176 Technology and Urban Geography Box 7.2 177 Human Talent and the Location of High-Technology Industry 178 Box 7.3 179 Intraurban Industrial Production and Location 180 The Wheeler-Park Model 180 The Product Cycle Model 182 Box 7.4 183 Political Economy Approaches 185 Basic Concepts 185 Circuits of Capital 186 Wrapping Up 188 Readings 188 PART IV: The Social Landscape of the City 8 FOUNDATIONS OF URBAN SOCIAL LANDSCAPES 190 Ecological Approach to Cities 190 "Community Lost": European Perspectives on Cities 191 Contents xi Box 8.1 192 The Chicago School of Sociology 194 Traditional Models of Urban Spatial Structure 197 Burgess Concentric Zone Model 197 Hoyt Sector Model 197 Harris and Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model 199 More Complex Models 200 Social Area Analysis and Factorial Ecology 200 Box 8.2 201 The Urban Mosaic 202 Contemporary Urban Social Space: Globalization, Postmodernism, and Cities of Difference 203 Globalization: General Trends 204 Elements of the Global City 204 The Citadel 205 The Enclave 206 The Ghetto 206 "In Between" Neighborhoods in the Global City 206 The Gentrified City 207 The Suburban City 207 The Working-Class City 208 Postmodern Urbanism 208 Cities of Difference 210 Women and the City 211 Technology and Urban Geography Box 8.3 212 Sexuality and the City 214 Wrapping Up 215 Box 8.4 216 Readings 218 9 URBAN HOUSING MARKETS: SPRAWL, BLIGHT, AND REGENERATION 220 Basics of Housing and Housing Markets 220 Sectors of Housing Tenure 221 Housing as a Commodity 221 Housing Demand 221 Box 9.1 222 Box 9.2 223 Housing Supply 224 Housing Market Geographies 224 Urban Ecology and Housing Markets: Invasion and Succession 224 Filtering and Vacancy Chains 225 Life-Cycle Notions of Neighborhood Change 227 Market Realities: Ongoing Debates Over Equal Access to Housing 227 Real Estate Agents and Differentiated Access 228 Discrimination in Lending 232 Accumulated Impacts of Housing Market Discrimination 233 Box 9.3 234 Housing Market Realities: Government Involvement 235 Securing Home Ownership through Loan Guarantees 236 A New System of Housing Finance: The Secondary Mortgage Market 237 Sprawl and the Suburbanization of Housing 238 Antecedents and Preconditions of Post-World War II Suburban Sprawl 239 Technology and Urban Geography Box 9.4 240 Postwar Sprawl 243 Supply and Demand Factors 244 Sprawl and the Federal Government: Housing Finance 247 Sprawl and the Federal Government: Automobiles and Interstate Freeways 247 "Blight" and the Fate of Inner-City Housing 248 xii Contents Blight and Growing Redevelopment Pressures 249 The Housing Dynamics of Redevelopment 249 Displacement and Public Housing 250 Neighborhood Revitalization: Gentrification 252 Wrapping Up 254 Readings 254 10 SEGREGATION, RACE, AND URBAN POVERTY 256 Current Patterns of Racial Residential Segregation 257 Census 2000 Figures 257 Black/White Patterns 257 Box 10.1 258 Hispanics and Asians 260 Recent Change 261 Hypersegregation 263 What Causes Segregation? 265 Race and the North American Ghetto 266 The "First" North American Ghetto 266 Dual Housing Markets, the "Color Line," and Ghettos 267 Postwar Institutionalized Ghettos 268 Government-Supported Discrimination 270 Public Housing and Urban Redevelopment 270 Economic Transformations and the Outcast Ghetto 272 Civil Rights 273 Box 10.2 274 Deindustrialization and Globalization 274 Social/Spatial Isolation and the "Underclass" Question 275 Poverty and the City 276 Spatial Concentration of Urban Poverty 276 Consequences of Concentrated Poverty: The Neighborhood Effects Debate 278 Peer Effects 279 Social Control 280 Opportunities and Resources 281 Institutions, Schools, and Businesses 281 Stigma and Spatial Discrimination 281 Evidence and Debates 282 Morality and Responsibility 283 Culture and Poverty versus Culture of Poverty 283 Oppositional Culture/Culture of Segregation 284 Responding to Urban Poverty 284 War on Poverty 285 Retrenchment 286 Welfare Reform 287 Enterprise Zones 287 Moving to Opportunity/HOPE VI/ Homeownership 287 Technology and Urban Geography Box 10.3 288 Wrapping Up 290 Readings 291 11 IMMIGRATION, ETHNICITY, AND URBANISM 293 The ERA of Immigration and U.S. Urbanization 295 The New Catholic Arrivals 295 Box 11.1 296 Geography of Immigration 297 Differences in Urban Orientation 298 Reception of Immigrants 298 Segregation Patterns 299 The New European Immigration 300 Contents xiii Urban Orientation of New Immigrants 301 Neighborhood Locations 303 Segregation Patterns 303 Negative and Positive Impacts of Location 304 The Ethnic Kaleidoscope of Today 305 Immigration Legislation 305 Immigrant Patterns 306 Technology and Urban Geography Box 11.2 308 Latino Migration and its Impact on Cities 310 Mexicans 312 Urbanization Trends 312 Cubans 313 Florida Concentration 313 Puerto Ricans 314 Spatial Patterns 314 Box 11.3 316 Latino Influences 319 Significant Aspects 319 New Asian Immigration 320 Urban Orientation and Some Models of Asian Segregation 321 Asian Indians 323 Box 11.4 324 Indochinese 326 Koreans 327 Asian Influences 328 Wrapping Up 329 Readings 331 PART V: The Political Landscape of the City 12 METROPOLITAN GOVERNANCE AND FRAGMENTATION 333 Urban Governance and the Growth of Services 334 Expanding Urban Services 334 Safety 335 Education 335 Infrastructure 335 Box 12.1 336 Financing the City 338 Who Governs the City? 340 Stages in Urban Governance 340 Elite Dominance 341 Machine Politics 341 Reform Politics. 341 Professional Politics 342 Power in the City 342 Contemporary Fragmentation in the Metropolis 345 Increasing Fragmentation 345 A Positive View of Metropolitan Fragmentation 347 Fiscal Disparities 349 Technology and Urban Geography Box 12.2 350 Countering the Fragmented Metropolis 353 Annexations 353 Elastic Cities 353 City-County Consolidation 356 Metropolitan Government 356 Box 12.3 357 Wrapping Up 358 Readings 358 13 PLANNING THE BETTER CITY 360 Making the Case for Planning 361 Aesthetics 361 Efficiency 362 Social Equity Planning 364 Maintaining Property Values 366 Environmental Protection 367 Development of Modern Planning 368 xiv Contents Visionaries and the Urban Ideal 368 Ebenezer Howard and the Garden City Movement 368 Le Corbusier's City of Towers 370 Frank Lloyd Wright's Broadacre City 371 Legal Basis for Planning 371 Box 13.1 374 Growth of Planning as a Profession in the United States 374 Political Nature of Planning 377 Box 13.2 379 Comprehensive Plans and Tools of Modern Planning 380 Elements and Steps in Comprehensive Plan Development 380 Technology and Urban Geography Box 13.3 382 Zoning 384 Problems with Zoning and Responses 387 Effect of Zoning on Community 387 Exclusionary Zoning of Class and Race 390 Growth Management 392 Wrapping Up 393 Readings 394 PART VI: Cities Around the World 14 CITIES IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD 395 Western European Cities 395 Urbanization and the European City System 396 Characteristic Features of European Cities 398 Density and Compactness 398 Historical Legacy 401 Box 14.1 402 Box 14.2 406 Housing and Social Geography 407 Aspects of Change 410 Changing Economic Circumstances 411 Changes in the Political and Cultural Milieu 412 Cities in Post-Communist Eastern Europe 414 Communist Urban Development 414 Post-Communist Development 416 Box 14.3 417 Cities in Japan 418 Structure of Japanese Cities 419 Technology and Urban Geography Box 14.4 421 Changes in Japanese Cities 422 Wrapping Up 423 Readings 423 15 CITIES IN THE LESS DEVELOPED WORLD 425 The New Urban Majority 426 How the Cities Have Grown 426 Demographic Factors Involved in Urban Growth 429 Natural Increase 429 Urbanization Curve 429 Primacy 430 Box 15.1 431 Origins of Third World Urbanization 432 Modernization Perspective 433 Technology and Urban Geography Box 15.2 435 International Political Economy Perspective 435 Colonialism 436 Economic Disparity 438 Urban Bias 440 Contents xv Characteristics of Third World Cities 441 Effects of Growth 442 Housing 443 Public-Sector Housing 444 Box 15.3 446 Commercial Private-Sector Housing 447 Self-Help Housing 448 Employment Opportunities and the Informal Sector 449 Formal Sector 450 Informal Sector 451 Wrapping Up 452 Readings 453 16 REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN URBAN STRUCTURE AND FORM IN THE LESS DEVELOPED WORLD 455 The Latin American City 456 Colonial Legacies 457 Modern Latin American Cities 458 Themes of City Life 458 Spatial Layout 461 Sub-Saharan African Cities 463 Indigenous Influences 464 European Intervention 465 Box 16.1 466 Modern African Cities 468 South Asian Cities 469 A Typology of South Asian Cities 470 Modern Challenges 472 Technology and Urban Geography Box 16.2 474 Southeast Asian Cities 476 Indigenous Influences: Sacred and Market Cities 477 The Colonial City in Southeast Asia 478 Locational Aspects 479 The Dualistic Form of the City 480 Chinese Population 480 Modern Cities 482 Problems of Development 482 Prosperity and Urban Form 483 Wrapping Up 484 Box 16.3 485 Box 16.4 486 Readings 486 Index 489 Credits 507 Photo Credits 511
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