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The Twenty-First Century City
RESURRECTING URBAN AMERICA
Regnery Publishing, Inc.; 1997
By Mayor Stephen Goldsmith
America’scitiescanbesaved- sosays
Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith.
AstherruiyorofAmenea'stwelfth
•Mayors JohnNoiquistofMilwaukee
and Michael White o f Cleveland pio
neered the movement toward school
c h o ic e
an d
sch o o l
voucher
programs.M ayors Edward Rendell o f
largest city heeliminatedcity defi
cits, cut the city payroll enhanced
Philadelphia and Susan Golding o f San
Diego spurred economic growth for then-
cities by slashing red tape and taking on
the special interests in order to elim i
nate unnecessary regulation.
C o u p o n S p e c ia lll
services, rebuilt infrastructure, re
vitalized neighborhoods, and re
duced crime Andhediditall while
cutting taxes! Now, in The Tenly-
First Century City, Goldsmith
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shows how he did it
This book comes at a crucial
time, when govemmentpowerand
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responsibility arebeingretumedto
state and local levels. America’s
decaying urban areas are being
held responsible for solving their
own problems. Andmeeting these
challenges isanewbreedofmayor
- Democrat and Republican alike
C R E D IT C H E C K S
D E P O S IT S
TURNDOW NS
- resurrecting urban A m erica
•MayorsRudyGiulianiofNew
York City and Richard Daley o f
CTucago launched successful wars
Limited Time Only
against crime ending fear, clean
ing up graffiti, and rejuvenating
C onnections in 2-3 days
communities.
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THE QUICKENING OF AMERICA
Jossey-Bus, Inc.; 1994
By France! Moore Lapp* and Paul
M a rtin D u Boil
Q u ick en in g ... first stirrings o f
life , en terin g a p h ase o f a c tiv e
grow th and d ev elo p m en t.
C H A N G E is the w atch w ord
o f th e n i n e t i e s , an d T H E
Q U IC K E N IN G OF A M E R IC A
is fir st and fo r e m o st a b o u t
ch a n g e. Lapp6 and D u B o is
criss-cro ssed the country to w it
n ess the stirrin gs o f a g ra ss
r o o t s m o v e m e n t . R e g u la r
A m erican s are co m in g togeth er
to change their w ork places, their
c o m m u n it ie s , th e ir s c h o o ls ,
their liv e s . T h is d e e p ly p er
son a l, in sp irin g and in tera ctiv e
b ook is fu ll o f p ractical a d v ice
on how to g et in v o lv e d in d e
m ocracy. T ranscending the tired
p o le m ic s o f the past - le ft and
right, lib eral and c o n se r v a tiv e ,
rich and poor - THE Q U IC K
E N IN G OF A M E R IC A d em o n
strate« the p o w erfu l e ffe c t in d i
vidual c itizen s have in our co u n
try.
Part O ne d istills
the k ey in sig h t o f
F R A N C E S M t t O R b L A P P I:
su cc essfu l citizen s.
P A U L M A K I IN 1)1 R O IS
T hrough the v o ic e s
o f ev ery d a y A m eri
THF
ca n s, y o u ’ll under
stand w hy rethin k
in g s e lf - in t e r e s t ,
p ow er, and p ub lic
life is the k ey to
OF
bringing new m ean
ing and e f f e c tiv e
ftC M J II D I N G O U R N A T IO N .
n ess into our liv e s.
R E M A K IN G O U R L I V I S
In P a rt T w o
y o u ’ll meet effective
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citizens who are suc
c e ssfu lly tackling
— fy x I " V
A m erica ’s b ig g est
problems - from edu
cation and government
to human services and jobs and
the media. How are they succeeding in
changing their lives and improving
their futures? From a factory in Massa o f democracy’s development
chusetts to a classroom in Ohio and a through another lens. Here we
radio station in Texas, regular Ameri ask, what are the skills we
cans are applying the lessons we all Americans need in order to
need to learn in order to create the lives be effective? How can w e
b eco m e problem so lv e rs
we want... and a country ffiat works.
Part Three looks at the quickening ourselves?
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