Title The origins of the urban crisis : race and inequality in postwar Detroit / Thomas J. Sugrue.

Publication Info.	Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, [1996]
	©1996

Item Status

Location	Call No.	Status	OPAC Message	Public Note	Gift Note
Moore Stacks	F574.D 49 N4835 1996	Available	---

Description	xviii, 375 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.
Series	Princeton studies in American politics
	Princeton studies in American politics.
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references (pages 281-364) and index.
Contents	"Arsenal of democracy" -- "Detroit's time bomb": race and housing in the 1940s -- "The coffin of peace": the containment of public housing -- "The meanest and the dirtiest jobs": the structures of employment discrimination -- "The damning mark of false prosperities": the deindustrialization of Detroit -- "Forget about your inalienable right to work": responses to industrial decline and discrimination -- Class, status, and residence: the changing geography of black Detroit -- "Homeowners' rights": white resistance and the rise of antiliberalism -- "United communities are impregnable": violence and the color line -- Crisis: Detroit and the fate of postindustrial America.
Subject	Racism -- Michigan -- Detroit.
	Racism.
	Michigan -- Detroit.
	Poverty -- Michigan -- Detroit.
	Poverty.
	African Americans -- Michigan -- Detroit -- Economic conditions.
	African Americans.
	Economic conditions.
	Detroit (Mich.) -- Economic conditions.
	Detroit (Mich.) -- Social conditions.
	Racism.
ISBN	069101101X cl alkaline paper