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Immigrants and the Revitalization of Los Angeles - Development and Change in MacArthur Park (Hardcover, New)
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Immigrants and the Revitalization of Los Angeles - Development and Change in MacArthur Park (Hardcover, New)
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"This book offers a new way of understanding how neighborhood
revitalization can be done in a way that benefits both residents
and the economy. Sandoval pioneers the use of complexity thinking
as a lens to see what would otherwise be invisible-the co-evolution
of a community with the city's actions and policies. He does this
through a vivid case study of the process by which remarkable
positive change took place in a once troubled, poor neighborhood in
Central Los Angeles." -Judith Innes, Professor of City and Regional
Planning, UC Berkeley, and author of Planning with Complexity:
Introduction to Collaborative Rationality for Public Policy
"Sandoval illuminates the variations in the way city hall people
and neighborhood people deal with one another. Much as they may
want to support neighborhood organizations, his study reveals that
city hall people are often unclear on how to do it. We need a
theory of city hall-neighborhood interaction; maybe we have now
found it in Los Angeles." -Pierre Clavel, Professor of City and
Regional Planning, Cornell University
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