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  • Organized labor and the housing question: public housing, suburbanization, and urban renewal
  • This paper examines those public-housing, suburbanization, and urban renewal policies in the USA that have evolved as a consequence of intraclass struggle. It is argued that the powerful constituency of organized labor was able, in 1950's, to impose
  • suburbanization as a valid answer to the housing question of the unions, while subsuming the housing demands, needs, and wants of less-powerful women and blacks. By the 1960's, the growing movements of women and blacks were able to challenge the dominance
  • of the labor-liberal coalition and to successfully oppose the union-advocated policies of urban renewal and suburbanization.
  • 1984
  • The effect of business cycles on metropolitan suburbanization
  • 1984
  • Does it pay to plan suburban growth? in Symposium on Dilemmas in growth management.
  • 1984
  • The hinterland of large towns is utilised with an extraordinary intensity for the short-term recreation. Four special bands can be differentiated: downtown band, suburban band, narrower rural recreational band, wider rural recreation band. (MS).
  • 1984
  • A study was made to determine the impact of a plantation of rubber trees Hevea brasiliensis and an adjacent suburban environment on birds inhabiting the western lowlands of peninsular Malaysia. Distribution of several bird species appeared
  • 1984
  • The rapid growth in the number of retail warehouses has become an important element in the process of retail suburbanization taking place in Britain. This paper provides a brief outline of the development and locational pattern of retail warehouse
  • 1984
  • . It also experiences difficulties of land and water shortage, environmental deterioration and congestion. Remedies suggested are: restructuring of the urban hierarchy, redistribution of industrial establishments, improvement of techniques, suburbanization
  • 1984
  • . Irrationality in the relative locations of steel producers and their immediate consumers is pinpointed. The development of special quality steel and steel products, a halt to further expansion of steel capacity, and relocation of some small plants to suburban
  • 1984
  • . Retail and service facilities are classified into 4 types while the analysis groups the centres into 5 orders. Over concentration is pointed out and establishment of intermediate centres recommended for new suburban areas. (TNC).
  • 1984
  • in the city suburb has fluctuated in the past and the cost of production has risen. Increase in population in the three western suburban counties and in yield is estimated and a fall in the availability of surplus is expected unless the suggested remedial
  • 1984
  • , when considering the central city-suburban ring interactions for relative mobility of population and transfer of rental value, a dynamic deterministic formulation of density-rent interaction replicates empirical evidence in a satisfactory manner
  • 1984