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YOUTH IN CITIES: A CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE; ED. BY MARTA TIENDA

Marta Tienda, Wilson, William J.

2002

When work disappears

Wilson, William J.

1996

How New York breaks your heart

Bill Hayes

2018

The urban experience

Claude S. Fischer

1976

The town child

Reginald Arthur Bray

1907

Amazing Grace

Jonathan Kozol

1995

Beyond the melting pot

Nathan Glazer

1963

The bubbling cauldron

Michael P. Smith, Joe R. Feagin

1995

Patterns of urban life

Raymond Edward Pahl

1970

Perspectives on the American community

Roland Leslie Warren

1966

The vertical ghetto

Moore, William

1969

The Medieval city

Harry A. Miskimin, Abraham L. Udovitch

1977

Cities perceived

Lees, Andrew

1985

Male sex work

Todd G. Morrison

2007

Urban stress: experiments on noise and social stressors

David C. Glass

1972

The urban villagers

Gans, Herbert J.

1962

House and home in the Victorian city

M. J. Daunton

1983

The Urban underclass

Peterson, Paul E., Christopher Jencks

1991

The truly disadvantaged

Wilson, William J.

1987

The unheavenly city; the nature and future of our urban crisis

Edward C. Banfield

1970

Namasté America

Padma Rangaswamy

2000

Urban Health in America

Amasa B. Ford

1976

Human ecology and the development of settlements

J. O. Jones, Paul Rogers

1976

Too close for comfort

Paul M. Insel

1978

Family and social network: roles, norms, and external relationships in ordinary urban families

Elizabeth Bott

1971

Drug use in metropolitan America

Robert M. Bray

1999

Medieval British towns

Heather Swanson

1999

Ripping and running

Michael Agar

1973

Family and social network

Elizabeth Bott

1971

Playing cards in Cairo

Hugh Miles

2008

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