The Return of the Neighborhood As an Urban Strategy.

Cover -- Title Page -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Part One: Overview -- "Neighborhoods Matter . . . Neighborhood Matters" Janet L. Smith -- Part Two: White Papers -- "Opportunity without Moving: Building Strong Neighborhoods Where People Can Stay If They Want To" Mary Pattillo -- Discussant: "Restoring Neighborhoods to the Center: Alternative Mechanisms and Institutions" Teresa L. Córdova -- "People and Places: Neighborhood as a Strategy of Urban Development from the Progressive Era to Today" Alice O'Connor -- Discussant: "Varieties of Neighborhood Capitalism: Control, Risk, and Reward" Rachel Weber -- Cities, Schools, and Social Progress: The Impact of School Reform Policies on Low-Income Communities of Color" Pedro A. Noguera -- Discussant: "The Janus-Faced Neighborhood School" Elizabeth S. Todd-Breland -- Migrant Civil Society and the Metropolitics of Belonging" Nik Theodore -- Discussants: "Immigrant Civil Society and Incorporation in the Chicago Suburbs" Nilda Flores-González, Andy Clarno, and Vanessa Guridy-Cerritos -- Part Three: Synthesis and Recommendations -- Not Your Parents' Neighborhood: Tradition, Innovation, and the Changing Face of Community Development" Stephanie Truchan -- What's Next? -- List of Contributors.

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