Pittsburgh and the Appalachians
Subtitle: cultural and natural resources in a postindustrial age
By: edited by Joseph L. Scarpaci with Kevin J. Patrick.
Contributors: Scarpaci, Joseph L.; Patrick, Kevin Joseph.
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Pittsburgh, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 264
Subjects: Pittsburgh (Pa.) -- Economic conditions
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Downtown Pittsburgh : renaissance and renewal / Edward K. Muller; title: Pittsburgh as a concentric triangle / Kevin J. Patrick; title: The steel valley / Edward K. Muller; title: Joe Magarac and the spirit of Pittsburgh / Kevin J. Patrick; title: Pittsburgh's strip district : from industry and warehousing to ethnic chic / Joseph L. Scarpaci; title: Pittsburgh, city of bridges / Kevin J. Patrick; title: Chatham Village : the enduring legacy of collaborative genius / Christopher Cusack and George Pomeroy; title: A community's struggle : little Allegheny West takes on the pros; title: / John Canning; title: Pittsburgh's suburbs : hollowing out the core / Joseph L. Scarpaci; title: Factory outlet malls : prime outlets at Grove City / James T. Hathaway and James C. Hughes; title: The decline of space and the ascent of place : internet technology in Appalachia / James Bohland, Anita Puckett, and Jean Plymale; title: Appalachia : rich in natural resources, poor in human opportunity / Risa Whitson, Lawrence E. Wood, Kurt Fuellhart, and Amy K. Glasmeier; title: Living on the fringe : a geographic profile of Appalachian Ohio / Geoffrey L. Buckley, Timothy G. Anderson, and Nancy R. Bain; title: Central Appalachia's whitewater recreation industry / Lizbeth A. Pyle; title: Going to the mountains : deer hunters in the Allegheny National Forest region / Deborah Che; title: American heritage rivers : a new model for watershed planning in Appalachia / Richard A. Roth; title: Pittsburgh and the creative age / Richard Florida; title: What will the new millennium bring? / Joseph L. Scarpaci.