The Urban Black community
By: edited by Sidney E. Mgbejiofor.
Contributors: Mgbejiofor, Sidney E., 1943-
Publisher: College and University Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 303
Subjects: Urban geography -- United States.; African Americans.
Other titles: Black urban community.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
On half title and spine: The Black urban community.
Table of contents: title: Garner, B. J. Aspects and trends of urban geography.; title: Mayer, H. M. Cities and urban geography.; title: Brodsky, H. Land development and the expanding city.; title: Getis, A. and Getis, J. Christaller's central place theory.; title: Bell, T. L., Lieber, S. and Rushton, G. Clustering of services in central places.; title: Stores, C. J. A theory of slums.; title: Hartshorn, T. A. Inner city residential structure and decline.; title: Downs, A. Alternative futures for the American ghetto.; title: Maxwell, D. W. Spatial planning of school districts.; title: Harris, C. D. and Ullman, E. L. The nature of cities.; title: Webber, M. M. The post-city age.; title: Drucker, P. F. Worker and work in the metropolis.; title: McFarland, M. C. Unlearned lessons in the history of federal housing aid.; title: Bederman, S. H. and Adams, J. S. Job accessibility and underemployment.; title: Lerner, M. The Negro American and his city: person in place in culture.; title: Murphy, R. Historical and comparative urban studies.; title: Boulding, K. E. The city as an element in the international system.; title: Bacon, E. N. Urban process.; title: Meyerson, M. Urban policy: reforming reform.