From redlining to reinvestment : community responses to urban disinvestment / edited by Gregory D. Squires.
After decades of suffering redlining and disinvestment by financial institutions, many communities have learned to fight back successfully. In more than seventy U.S. cities, over three hundred community-based organizations have negotiated at least $18 billion in reinvestment commitments in recent ye...
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Philadelphia :
Temple University Press,
1992.
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| Series: | Conflicts in urban and regional development.
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Table of Contents:
- Community reinvestment is good for cities, good for lenders / Edward McDonald
- Community reinvestment : am emerging social movement / Gregory D. Squires
- The struggle for community investment in Boston, 1989-1991 / James T. Campen
- The Community Reinvestment Act and neighborhood revitalization in Pittsburgh / John T. Metzger
- Confrontation, negotiation, and collaboration : Detroit's multibillion-dollar deal / David Everett
- Reinvestment in Chicago neighborhoods : a twenty year struggle / Jean Pogge
- Milwaukee : a tale of three cities / Michael L. Glabere
- Reluctant response to community presure in Atlanta / Larry E. Keating, Lynn M. Brazen, and Stan F. Fitterman
- California : lessons from statewide advocacy, local government, and private industry initiatives / David Paul Rosen
- The legacy, the promise, and the unfinished agenda / Calvin Bradford and Gale Cincotta.