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Contents
Introduction
1. Prevailing Approaches to the Study of Neighborhoods and Change
2. Understanding Change in Today’s Changing Urban Mosaic
3. Recasting Race/Ethnicity: The Gentrification of Bronzeville and Pilsen
4. Constructing Carceral Space: How Englewood Became the Ghetto
5. Constructing Flexible Spaces of Accumulation and Social Reproduction
6. Selling the Neighborhood: Commodification versus Differential Space
7. Reinventing Neighborhood? Transforming Chicago’s Public Housing
8. Building the Organization or Building the Community? Community Development in a Time of Flexible Accumulation
Conclusion
Notes
References
Index