… Unequal Partnerships, seems to be just another compendium of case studies of urban
redevelopment… , student, and even the occasional city council member and newspaper editor who …

… of real estate economics. The latter is a deficit that weakens accounts of central city
redevelopment. More … This collection has a theme, namely that current partnerships are 'unequal'. …

… These relationships crystallized in the urban renewal days of … , is the uneven nature of
urban development. To many, such … in the political economy of American cities. The spatial …

… of the phenomenon of uneven urban development during the … in the post-war years dramatically
shaped the development of … , and the approaches to partnership called for by Osborne …

… projects in American cities” (Eisinger, 1988:93). A key aspect of postwar urban renewal was
… First, he entitled his book concerning partnerships Unequal Partnerships and argues in its …

… At mid-century, a "corporatist" partnership between an elite business community and … urban
redevelopment set in the context of the evolving political economy and uneven development. …

… of capital accumulation and uneven urban development in poor and … ’— coincide with the
political economic aims of neoliberal … Most importantly, postwar urban policy acknowledged the …

… Ultimately, whether or not urban renewal’s rearrangement of the urban fabric offered a basis
… social inequality is highly complex and path dependent. If postwar suburban development …

… Yet it would be unfair to mention only some of them, and I … Because cities are invariably
junior partners within a larger … national urban policy can be contrasted with the postwar Brit…