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Journal of Urban Affairs index/Volume 15, Numbers 1-6 February-December 1993 Author/Subject Affordable housing, rental, 505-513 Murphy, Arthur D., & Stepick, Alex, Aging and disability, 427-444 Social Inequality in Oaxaca: A History Attracting middle income residents, 491-503 of Change, reviewed by James B. Kiracofe, 208-211 Bahl, Roy, & Duncombe, William: see Book Nyden, Philip W., & Wiewel, Wim (Eds.), Reviews Challenging Uneven Development: An Beauregard, Robert A., Descendants of Urban Agenda for the 1990s, reviewed Ascendant Cities and Other Urban Dual- by John Clayton Thomas, 112-113 ities, 217-229 Svara, James H., Official Leadership in the Bennett, Larry, Rethinking Neighborhoods, City, Patterns of Conflict and Cooper- Neighborhood Research, and Neighbor- ation, reviewed by Donald C. Menzel, hood Policy: Lessons from Uptown, 245- 211-214 257 Swartz, Thomas R., & Peck, John E. Black-white housing segregation, 515-527 (Eds.), The Changing Face of American Federalism, reviewed by Bryan D. Book Notes: David L. Ames, Ed., 555-558 Jones, 111-112 Brownell, C. E., Loth, C., Rasmussen, W. M. S., & Wilson, R. G., The Making of Budget strategies, Florida government, 293- Virginia Architecture, 555-558 306 Burton, Emory C., The Poverty Debate: Burnier, DeLysa: see Book Reviews, Joseph Politics and the Poor in America, 555-558 Freeman Buzawa, E. S., & Buzawa, C. G. (Eds.), Domestic Violence: The Changing CDBG small cities, Oklahoma, 191-206 Criminal Justice System, 555-558 Chicago, Uptown neighborhood, 245-257 Fanschel, D., Finch, S. J., & Grundy, J. F., Child care facilities, 79-91 Serving the Urban Poor, 555-558 Cities, rebuilding, 309-326, 327-333, 335-340, Golden, O., Poor Children and Welfare 341-344 Reform, 555-558 Citizen participation, 93-109 City government, citizen participation, 93-109 Book Reviews: 111-113, 207-216, 385-386 City politics, Birmingham, UK, and Detroit, Bahl, Roy, & Duncombe, William, Eco- 369-386 nomic Growth and Fiscai Planning: City-suburban residential choice, 259-274 New York in the 1990s, reviewed by Clark, William A., Neighborhood Transi- Robert F. Pecorrella, 207-208 tions in Multiethnic/ Racial Contexts, 161- Freeman, Joseph, Government is Good: 172 Citizenship, Participation, and Power, Coalitions reviewed by Delysa Burnier, 385-386 governing, 1-28, 364-386 Kirby, Andrew (Ed.), The Pentagon and growth, 275-292 the Cities, reviewed by Jay M. Stein, Community development grants, citizen 214-216 paticipation, 191-206 566 | JOURNAL OF URBAN AFFAIRS | Vol. 15/No. 6/1993 Croson decision, 529-553 Hambrick, Ralph S., Jr.: see Gary T. Johnson Cultural conflict, 245-257 Harlow, Karen S., Proxy Measures, Formula Funding, and Location: Implications for DeMarco, Donald L., & Galster, George C., Delivery of Services for the Aging, 427-444 Prointegrative Policy: Theory and Prac- Henig, Jeffrey R., Legend and the Agenda for tice, 141-160 Urban Reform: A response to Daniel J. Monti, 327-333 Des Moines, housing tax incentives, 491-503 Desegregtion policy, 259-274 Homelessness prevention, 473-489 Housing DiGaetano, Alan, & Klemanski, John S., assistance, 473-489 Urban Regime Capacity: A Comparison of discrimination, 141-160 Birmingham, England, and Detroit, Mich- incentives, 491-503 igan, 369-386 policy, London and New York, 345-368 Discrimination strategies, housing, 115-140 racial transition, 115-140 Disparity studies, black construction firms, rental, 505-513 529-553 Hoxworth, Dan H., & Thomas, John Dualities, urban theory, 217-229 Clayton, Economic Development Deci- sionmaking in a Fragmented Polity: Economic Convention Center Expansion in Kansas development, 275-292 City, 275-292 Oklahoma, 191-206 policy, 173-190, 369-386, 457-467 Ideology and urban development, 309-326, restructuring, 55-78, 445-455 327-333, 335-340, 341-344 Entitlements and housing assistance, 505-513 Imbroscio, David L., Overcoming the Erratum, 588 Economic Dependence of Urban America: Ethnic succession, neighborhood, 161-172 A Review of Strategies, 173-190 Income assistance, 505-513 Fainstein, Susan S.: see Letters to the Editor Institutional processes and urban inequality, Farley, John E., Racial Housing Segregation 387-404, 405-411, 413-420, 421-425 in St. Louis, 1980-1990; Comparing Block Intergroup relations, 115-140, 141-160, 161- and Census Tract Levels, 515-527 172 Federal fiscal policy, 191-206 Fiscal strategy, local government, 293-306 Jeffersonian urban policy, 231-244 Florida, local fiscal strategy, 293-306 Johnson, Gary T., & Hambrick, Ralph S., Jr., Preventing Homelessness: Virginia’s Folklore/legend, 309-326, 327-333, 335-340, 341-344 Homeless Prevention Program, 473-489 Jones, Bryan D., see Book Reviews, Thomas Funding allocation formulas, intrastate, 427- R. Swartz & John E. Peck 444 Kansas City convention center, 275-292 Galster, George C.: see Donald L. DeMarco Kantor, Paul, The Dual City as Political Gelb, Joyce, & Lyons, Michal, A Tale of Two Choice, 231-344 Cities: Housing Policy and Gentrification Kiracofe, James B.: see Book Reviews, in London and New York, 345-368 Arthur D. Murphy & Alex Stepick Gentrification, 245-257, 345-368 Kirby, Andrew: see Book Reviews Governing Klemanski, John S.: see Alan DiGaetano coalitions, 1-28, 369-386 Koebel, C. Theodore, & Krishnaswamy, regimes, 275-292 Arun, The Impact of Noncash Transfers on Government set-aside programs, 529-553 Rental Affordability, 505-513 Growth Koven, Andrea C., & Koven, Steven G., Tax coalitions, 275-292 Reform: Housing Incentives in Des machines, US, Italy, UK, 29-53 Moines, Iowa, 491-503 | Index | 567 Koven, Steven G.: see Andrea C. Koven Nyden, Philip, W., & Wiewel, Wim, see Book Krishnaswamy, Arun: see C. Theodore Koebel Reviews Land use Pecorella, Robert F.: see Book Reviews, Roy planning, 79-91 Bahl & William Duncombe policy, 29-53 Peirce, Neal R.: see Review & Commentary Planning and development, 173-190 Letters to the Editor: 469-471 Pluralism, urban political economy, 445-455 Fainstein, Susan S., 469-470 Policymaking, urban economic, 445-455 Saltman, Juliet, 470-471 Political economy, urban, 173-190 Popular culture, 309-326, 327-333, 335-340, Local government budgeting, Florida, 293- 341-344 306 Power, social production model, 1-28 London, housing policy, 345-368 Preemption legislation, 79-91 Los Angeles, ethnic change, 161-172 Preference formation, 1-28 Lyons, Mithal: see Joyce Gelb Prewar-postwar urbanization, 217-229 Proxy variables, services for elders, 427-444 MacManus, Susan A., Budget Battles: Public opinion, citizen surveys, 93-109 Strategies of Local Government Officers during Recession, 293-306 Public-private partnerships, 369-386 Mechanisms for citizen participation, 93-109 Menzel, Donald D.: see Book Reviews, Racial James H. Svara integration, 115-140, 141-160 Metropolitan spatial organization, 387-404, segregation, 515-527 405-411, 413-420, 421-425 succession, neighborhood, 161-172 Meyer, Peter B., Shaping Place: Institutional Raffel, Jeffrey A.: see David P. Varady Behaviors and Their Motivation, a Reply to Anne B. Shlay, 413-420 Review & Commentary: 445-467 Minority business enterprise set-asides, 529- Peirce, Neal R., An Urban Agenda for the 553 President, 457-467 Modernist urban political economy, 55-78 Waste, Robert J., City Limits, Pluralism, Molotch, Harvey, The Political Economy of and Urban Political Economy, 445-455 Growth Machines, 29-53 Monti, Daniel J., Corporate Reinvestments Recession, local government response to, in Cities and the Redemptive Power of 293-306 Money and Citizenship, 341-344; Legend, Redevelopment, 29-53 Science, and Citizenship in the Rebuilding New Haven, 1-28 of Urban America, 309-326 Redistributive Municipal land use patterns, 79-91 policies, 191-206 urban policy, 445-455 National urban agenda, 457-467 Rent/ mortgage assistance, 473-489 Neighborhood Residential choice, 141-160, 259-274, 491- integration, 115-140 503 racial segregation, 515-527 research and policy, 245-257 Rice, Mitchell F., State and Local Govern- transformation, 345-368 ment Set-aside Programs, Disparity transition, 141-160 Studies, and Minority Business Develop- Los Angeles, 161-172 ment in the Post-Croson Era, 529-553 New federalism, social inequality, 231-244 Ritzdof, Marsha, Land Use, Local Control, New York, housing policy, 345-368 and Social Responsibility: The Child Care Noncash transfers and housing affordability, Example, 79-91 505-513 Rural elders, services for, 427-444 568 | JOURNAL OF URBAN AFFAIRS | Vol. 15/No. 6/1993 Saltman, Juliet: see Letters to the Editor Tax abatement, 491-503 Scavo, Carmine, The Use of Participative Thanks to the Referees, 561-564 Mechanisms by Large US Cities, 93-109 Thomas, John Clayton, see Book Reviews, School desegregation and residential choice, Philip W. Nyden & Wim Wiewel; see Dan 259-274 H. Hoxworth Segregation housing, 515-527 Urban residential, 387-404, 405-411, 413-420, 421- crisis, 457-467 425 development, 173-190 Set-aside programs, construction industry, policy, 245-257, 275-292 529-553 dualism, 231-244 Shlay, Anne B., Shaping Place: Institutions economic dependency, 173-190 and Metropolitan Development Patterns, elders, services for, 427-444 387-404; Spatial Process and Inequality: A inequality, 387-404, 405-411, 413-420, 421- reply to Margaret G. Wilder and Peter B. 425 Meyer, 421-425 policy, 457-467 Smith, Richard A., Creating Stable Racially political economy, 29-53, 55-78, 445-455 Integrated Communities: A Review, 115- politics, 55-78 140 regime Social analysis, 369-386 capital, 29-53 theory, 1-28 policy, city, 309-326, 327-333, 335-340, social inequality, 231-244 341-344 theory, duality, 217-229 Space-based inequality, 387-404, 405-411, US urban policy, 231-244 413-420, 421-425 Use values and exchange values, 55-78 Squires, Gregory D., Politics, Legends, and Citizenship: A Response to Daniel J. Varady, David P., & Raffel, Jeffrey A., Two Monti, 335-340 Approaches to School Desegregation and St. Louis, residential segregation, 515-527 Their Impacts on City-Suburban Choice: State homelessness prevention programs, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Wilmington, Dela- 473-489 ware, 259-274 Stein, Jay M.: see Book Reviews, Andrew Virginia, preventing homelessness, 473-489 Kirby Stone, Clarence N., Urban Regimes and the Waste, Robert J.: see Review & Commentary Capacity to Govern: a Political Economy Watson, Sheilah S., Community Character- Approach, 1-28 istics and Redistribution Efforts: Okla- Suburbanization, 217-229 homa’s Participation in the CDBG Small Svara, James H.: see Book Reviews Cities Program, 191-206 Swanstrom, Todd, Beyond Economism: White flight, 259-274 Urban Political Economy and the Post- Wilder, Margaret G., Institutional Process: modern Challenge, 55-78 Shaping Place within Disciplinary Walls, Swartz, Thomas R., & Peck, John E., see a Reply to Anne B. Shlay, 405-411 Book Reviews