Bridging Regional Growth and Community
Empowerment
Contents
Volume 2, Number 2
May 1996
Advisory Board
From the Editor
Guest Editor's Introduction
The Evolving Regionalism
Ideas Matter: Reflections on the New Regionalism
by Todd Swanstrom
Central Cities' Loss of Power in State Politics
by Margaret Weir
Inside-Out: Regional Networks and Industrial Adaptation in Silicon Valley and Route 128
by AnnaLee Saxenian
Specialization Versus Diversity in Local Economies: The Implications for Innovative Private-Sector Behavior
by Bennett Harrison, Maryellen R. Kelley, and Jon Gant
Neighborhood Change and Community Empowerment
Crime and Community: Continuities, Contradictions,and Complexities
by Dan A. Lewis
Community Empowerment Strategies: The Limits and Potential of Community Organizing in Urban Neighborhoods
by Peter Dreier
Comprehensive Neighborhood-Based Initiatives
by Prudence Brown
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