Urban Processes as Viewed by the Social Sciences

action allocation of resources American ghettos Anthony Downs background fact basic benefits Black Nationalism Black Power categorical grants central cities choices are implemented citizens coalition collective satisfaction confidence and trust Cultural Dominance decisions democracy dispersal economic system effect efficient enrichment-only alternative example existing externalities favorable fiscal force function future ghetto problems governmental housing important improve incentives increase individual integrated investment James G Kerner Commission kind Law of Cultural major McCarthyism ment Negro population neighborhood out-migration Pareto-efficiency percent political brokerage political organization poor potential present-policies alternative price system programs properties pure theory racial racial integration racial segregation redistribution relatively residents result rewards rising segregation social policy social science society subsidies suburban areas suburbs tion United Urban Institute urban problems URBAN PROCESSES values vote voters wealth William Gorham withdrawal of confidence withdrawal of legitimacy withdrawal of trust