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Bereit für Politik ... Bereit zum W?hlen … Detroit MSA economy is largely a function of the performance of the automobile industry that dominates it. Any understanding of the modern automobile industry and its impact on urban economies must begin by recognizing two critical factors. First, even more than most durable goods industries, the a

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Bildung und Geschichtsbewu?tseinile the central city has lost some 18 percent of its 1960 population. The mix of the population has changed, especially in the central city. The minority, largely black, population has grown from 5 percent in 1960, to 24 percent in 1980, to an estimated 27 percent in 1986. The minority population in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52987-0een uneven, depending to a large extent on the industrial composition of these regions. The Syracuse region, for example, being less dependent on the cyclical-sensitive durable goods industries than other regions, experienced less restructuring than a region like Milwaukee, which experienced permane

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Berelson’s Population Writings in ReviewPittsburgh has come a long way from the dirty steel town of the first half of the century to recognition by Rand McNally’s . as the nation’s most livable city in 1985. Two public-private partnership programs, Renaissance I and II, are responsible for the physical transformation of the central city.

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