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Subject(s)

• Cities and towns—United States—History [Browse]

Joint comp

• Goist, Park Dixon, 1936- [Browse]

Series

The Dorsey series in American history

Contents

The city: the hope of democracy, by F. C. Howe.--The challenge of the city, by J. Strong.--American city government, by C. Beard.--The city and civilization, by B. Whitlock.--Report on choice of site of the World's Columbian Exposition, by F. L. Olmsted.--Plan of Chicago, by D. H. Burnham.--Modern civic art, by C. M. Robinson.--What is civic art? By H. Croly.--The city: suggestions for the investigation of human behavior in the urban environment, by R. E. Park.--The growth of the city: an introduction to a research project, by E. W. Burgess.--Urbanism as a way of life, by L. Wirth.--The metropolitan community, by R. D. McKenzie.--Dinosaur cities, by C. S. Stein.--Report of the New York State Commission of Housing and Regional Planning, by H. Wright.--Townless highways for the motorist, by B. MacKaye and L. Mumford.--The regional survey of New York and its environs, by T. Adams.--The suburban dislocation, by D. Riesman.--The image of suburbia, by R. C. Wood.--The beer can in the cotton patch, by C. E. Silberman.--The future of the cities, by the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.--Megalopolis, by J. Gottmann.--Why city planning is obsolete, by N. Glazer.--The generators of diversity, by J. Jacobs.--The failure of urban renewal, by H. J. Gans.--Dilemmas of urban America, by R. C. Weaver.

LCCN

70118191 //r96

OCLC

112253

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