The problems of entrenched poverty and economic underdevelopment in
American urban cores involve multiple overlapping challenges that
have stymied consistent and long-term progress for many decades.
Although inadequate and misguided laws are not solely responsible
for this state of affairs, good laws - and good lawyering - can
contribute enormously to overcoming the challenges of the urban
cores. By showcasing a range of scholarly analyses, covering a
broad spectrum of legal issues and methodologies, this book
demonstrates how law and lawyers can and do respond to the
challenges of the urban cores. It provides paths forward at the
local level in the face of federal political paralysis and
inattention and lays a foundation for new paradigms and new
approaches to intransigent problems. Modeling engaged legal
scholarship as a pragmatic response to contemporary challenges,
this book is for anyone concerned about the current state of
American urban cores.
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