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Urban Community development

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Ending the stalemate

Mary K. Nenno

1996

Community builders

Gordana Rabrenovic

1996

The community in urban society

Larry Lyon

1987

Capital and communities in black and white

Gregory D. Squires

1994

More than houses

Millard Fuller

2000

Urban federalism

Russell L. Mathews

1981 ★ 3.3

Affordable housing through historic preservation

William F. Delvac

1994

Urban development planning

David Dewar, Carlos Boldogh, Tomlinson, Richard et al.

1994

Planning to stay

Catherine R. Brown, William R. Morrish

1994

The Art of Revitalization

Sean Zielenbach

2000

Community economic development

Graham Haughton

1999

Tomorrow's community

Maurice Broady

1979

Hope is the struggle

Myrna Rose, Faye Wakeling, Melissa Chamberlain et al.

1996

Community technology

Karl Hess

1979

City comforts

Kevin Kane, David Sucher

1995

Housing Division overview

San Francisco (Calif.). Mayor's Office of Housing and Economic Development

1988

Renewing Hope Within Neighborhoods of Despair

Herbert J. Rubin

2000

Naked city

Sharon Zukin

2009

Unions and the City

Ian Thomas MacDonald

2017

Green city

Mary Soderstrom

2006

The Key to Sustainable Cities

Gwendolyn Hallsmith

2003

Understanding urban unrest

Dennis E. Gale

1996

Chicago's Block Clubs

Amanda I. Seligman

2016

Building a new South Africa

International Development Research Centre (Canada), Nelson Mandela

1995

Dead Malls

Warren Techentin

2005

A Relevant war against poverty

Kenneth B. Clark, Jeannette Hopkins

1969

Building communities from the inside out

John P Kretzmann

1993

Neighborhood planning

Bernie Jones

1990

Urbanising Britain

Charles W. J. Withers, Gerard Kearns

1991

Neighborhoods and urban development

Anthony Downs

1981

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