A Citizen's Guide to City Politics

Publisher:  James Lewis & Samwel, Toronto, Canada
Year Published:  1972
Pages:  216pp     Dewey:  323.6
Resource Type:  Book
Cx Number:  CX6205

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Table of Contents

1 The real business of city government

Part I The Property of Industry
2 An introduction to the urban property industry
3 Owning, financing, and servicing urban property
4 The development and construction business
Appendix to 4 Cadillac: anatomy of a land development company
5 The political program of the property industry

Part II Government and the Property Industry
6 The property industry and the "senior" governments
7 The property industry and city politicians
8 The property industry and independent civic agencies
9 The property industry and the civic bureaucracy
10 The property industry and the media

Part III Civic Policies
11 City planning
12 Trasportation
13 Citizen groups

Conclusion: Power at city hall

Subject Headings

• Cities
• Citizen Involvement
• Civic Movements
• Community Groups
• Community Organizing
• Developers
• Development
• Home Building
• Home Demolitions
• Homes
• House Demolitions
• House Prices
• Housing
• Housing Costs
• Housing Markets
• Land Acquisition
• Land Assembly
• Land Development
• Land Use
• Land-Use Planning
• Land-Use Policy
• Neighbourhoods
• Planning
• Planning & Zoning Law
• Planning & Zoning Matters
• Politics
• Property Development
• Property Development/Public
• Real Estate Development
• Real Estate Industry
• Toronto/City Politics
• Toronto/Ward Seven
• Urban Affairs
• Urban Development
• Urban Growth
• Urban Land Economics
• Urban Planning
• Urban Renewal