The Racial Dimension in Urban Political Economy.

Fainstein, Susan S.; Fainstein, Norman I.

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Publication Date: 1989

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The Racial Dimension in Urban Political Economy.

Fainstein, Susan S.; Fainstein, Norman I.

Urban Affairs Quarterly, v25 n2 p187-99 Dec 1989

Blacks in cities remain segregated and economically disadvantaged. Differences between races are far more important than social stratification in Blacks' deteriorating economic condition. Because the spatial and political containment of Black populations has actually reduced their effect on cities' economic fortunes, political strategies for Black advancement face severe obstacles. (AF)

Descriptors: Black Influences, Blacks, Economic Impact, Economic Status, Economically Disadvantaged, Economics, Lower Class, Political Influences, Racial Differences, Racial Segregation, Social Stratification, Socioeconomic Influences, Urban Population, Urban Problems

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Language: English

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