National Policy And The Post-Industrial City

Hanson examines the changing landscape of American cities in the post-industrial era and proposes a new framework for national policy that takes into account the unique challenges faced by urban areas. Drawing on historical and contemporary examples, he presents a compelling case for a more holistic approach to urban development.

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