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2. By the People, for the People: Tenant Organizing in Toronto’s Regent Park Housing Project in the 1960s and 1970s
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3. The Suburban Origins of “Color-Blind” Conservatism: Middle-Class Consciousness in the Charlotte Busing Crisis
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pp. 549-582

4. Monuments, Memory, and the Future of the Past in Modern Urban Germany
Davis B.
pp. 583-593

5. How Early were Cities in the Eastern United States?
Welch P.D.
pp. 594-603

6. Chinatown, City and Nation-State: Toward a New Understanding of Asian American Urbanity
Chen Y.
pp. 604-615

7. Ethnic, Race, and Coalition Politics in Postindustrial Urban America
Canton D.A.
pp. 616-626

8. History in Urban Theory
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