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The Urban Age and the Problem of Growth The Urban Age and the Problem of Growth
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Sprawl and Slums Sprawl and Slums
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Setting Up the Cases: What Kind of “Public Problem” Is This? Setting Up the Cases: What Kind of “Public Problem” Is This?
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Slums and State-Market-Society Cooperation Slums and State-Market-Society Cooperation
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Growth as a Problem of Civic Capacity Growth as a Problem of Civic Capacity
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3 Managing Urban Growth: The Problem and Its Civics
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Published:July 2008
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Abstract
This chapter presents the civic capacity's role in innovative efforts to manage urban growth in Mumbai in India and Salt Lake City in the United States, exemplars of the distinct problems of uneven urban growth being faced by both developed and developing countries. Both of these cases, which highlight the problems of unsustainable, inefficient, and inequitable urbanization, also exemplify the challenges of civic action in rich and poor democracies. Experts are of the opinion that new civic approaches have been adopted and utilized by both cities in solving problems of urbanization through collective civic action. The chapter also describes a model that can be followed by other cities facing similar problems.
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