第59卷第1期导论：进步城市、选民及其民选官员、私有化服务、邻里关系和住房

IF 2.4 3区社会学 Q2 URBAN STUDIES

Urban Affairs Review Pub Date : 2022-12-07 DOI:10.1177/10780874221141141

Richardson Dilworth, M. Sidney

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摘要

1. 城市如何才能更加进步或社会公正?什么是构建模块、治理理论以及它们的潜力和局限性?2. 是什么激励了当地政府的选民和官员?当地管理者如何评估私有化服务?3.如何解释社区动态，包括居民之间的冲突，以及经济适用房的障碍，如驱逐，住房空置和多户住房的有限供应?

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An Introduction to Volume 59, Issue 1: Progressive Cities, Voters and their Elected Officials, Privatized Services, Neighbors and Neighborhoods, and Housing

1. Howmight cities be more progressive or socially just?What are the building blocks, the theories of governance, and their potential and limits? 2. What motivates voters and officeholders in local government, and how do local managers assess privatized services? 3. What explains neighborhood dynamics, including conflicts between residents, and barriers to affordable housing, such as eviction, housing vacancy, and limited availability of multifamily housing?

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Urban Affairs Review URBAN STUDIES-

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5.50

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