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Segregating Cities

Name: Segregating Cities
Brand: The University of Chicago Press
SKU: 49800425
Price: 121.1 EUR
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Author: Thomas J. Sugrue
ISBN: 9780226744407

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Código Libristo: 49800425

Editoras The University of Chicago Press, abril 2026

Collects critical essays by the author of Making the Second Ghetto. Arnold R. Hirsch (1949–2018) was... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 49800425

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Collects critical essays by the author of Making the Second Ghetto. Arnold R. Hirsch (1949–2018) was one of the preeminent urban historians of his generation, a reputation cemented by his landmark book, Making the Second Ghetto. With compelling clarity, Hirsch demonstrated that segregation is not the inevitable result of individual choices, natural tendencies, or cultural traits—it is a structural phenomenon, reinforced on every level by state power. Segregating Cities collects the author’s key essays, some previously unpublished, to reveal a more complete picture of a remarkable scholar and his exploration of race, place, politics, and policy in the twentieth-century American city. Together, these essays can help us see segregation for what it is, so that we can then begin to truly work to overcome it.