Networking Neighborhoods (Social Problems and Social Issues)
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Author
Publication
2001-07-01 - University of South Carolina Press
Language
English
Word Count
32,000 words, Guess
Page Count
128 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivenetworkingneighb0000hove
- ISBN-101570033854
- ISBN-139781570033858
- Library of Congress Control Number2001000744
- OCLC Control Number45888721
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781570033858
- Open LibraryOL8695310M
Classifications
- LCCHV4023 .H68 2001
- LCCHV4023.H68 2001
Description
"In Networking Neighborhoods, Erik Van Hove establishes a direct link between existing perceptions of cities and the persistence of urban poverty. He explores a mystery surrounding urban poverty - its perpetuation despite the great wealth of modern nations and their efforts to eradicate it. Through his overview of urban history, his appeal to the ideas of key urban sociologists, and his experiences as a partner in an unconventional neighborhood development agency, Van Hove offers a fresh way of looking at urban environments that enables the resuscitation of neighborhoods choked off from the vitality around them."--Jacket.
Description
"In Networking Neighborhoods, Erik Van Hove establishes a direct link between existing perceptions of cities and the persistence of urban poverty. He explores a mystery surrounding urban poverty - its perpetuation despite the great wealth of modern nations and their efforts to eradicate it. Through his overview of urban history, his appeal to the ideas of key urban sociologists, and his experiences as a partner in an unconventional neighborhood development agency, Van Hove offers a fresh way of looking at urban environments that enables the resuscitation of neighborhoods choked off from the vitality around them."--BOOK JACKET.
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