Cities without Suburbs: A Census 2010 Perspective
The evidence that Rusk has marshaled here makes a clear and cogent case that the survival of many American cities depends on making city and suburb one.(New York Review of Books)Every mayor, every governor, every county executive, indeed anyone who cares about our great but ailing cities ought to read it.(Detroit Free Press)This book is MUST reading. Rusk makes his argument concisely, logically, and forcefully.(Journal of the American Planning Association)This fourth edition of a standard handbook/textbook supersedes the earlier editions through its presentation of revisions based on the 2010 census, other recent data and literature, and knowledge from recent experience.(Choice)