Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-229) and index.
Contents
The leftmost city in America -- The rise and decline of the Santa Cruz growth coalition -- The rebirth and defeat of the Santa Cruz growth coalition -- The progressive coalition in power -- Shaking up the power structure -- Progressives versus progressives over growth and neighborhoods -- Fault lines of power: assessing theories of urban power.
Summary
Employs an extended case study of the unique city of Santa Cruz, California, to critique three theories of urban power and show how progressive coalitions can effectively organize to achieve political power.
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