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The Death and Life of Great American Cities
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Contents
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Table of Contents
1.1
Part One: The Peculiar Nature of Cities
1.1.1
The uses of sidewalks: safety
1.1.2
The uses of sidewalks: contact
1.1.3
The uses of sidewalks: assimilating children
1.1.4
The uses of neighborhood parks
1.1.5
The uses of city neighborhoods
1.2
Part Two: The Conditions for City Diversity
1.2.1
The generators of diversity
1.2.2
The need for primary mixed uses
1.2.3
The need for small blocks
1.2.4
The need for aged buildings
1.2.5
The need for concentration
1.2.6
Some myths about diversity
1.3
Part Three: Forces of Decline and Regeneration
1.3.1
The self-destruction of diversity
1.3.2
The curse of border vacuums
1.3.3
Unslumming and slumming
1.3.4
Gradual money and cataclysmic money
1.4
Part Four: Different Tactics
1.4.1
Subsidizing dwellings
1.4.2
Erosion of cities or attrition of automobiles
1.4.3
Visual order: its limitations and possibilities
1.4.4
Salvaging projects
1.4.5
Governing and planning districts
1.4.6
The kind of problem a city is
Table of Contents
Part One: The Peculiar Nature of Cities
The uses of sidewalks: safety
The uses of sidewalks: contact
The uses of sidewalks: assimilating children
The uses of neighborhood parks
The uses of city neighborhoods
Part Two: The Conditions for City Diversity
The generators of diversity
The need for primary mixed uses
The need for small blocks
The need for aged buildings
The need for concentration
Some myths about diversity
Part Three: Forces of Decline and Regeneration
The self-destruction of diversity
The curse of border vacuums
Unslumming and slumming
Gradual money and cataclysmic money
Part Four: Different Tactics
Subsidizing dwellings
Erosion of cities or attrition of automobiles
Visual order: its limitations and possibilities
Salvaging projects
Governing and planning districts
The kind of problem a city is