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MF-$0.76 HC-$3.32 PLUS POSTAGE*Bibliographies; City Improvement; *City Planning;Community Characteristics; *Community Development;Community Organizations; Community Planning;Community Problems; Community Study; Local History;*Reference Materials; Rural Environment; RuralPopulation; *Urban Culture; Urban Environment;Urbanization

ABSTRACTThis is an extensive bibliography of publications

dealing with the quest for community in the United States. Listed arepublications from a number of academic disciplines, includinganthropology, sociology, history, political science, architecture,and city and regional planning. The largest section is devoted tobooks, which are listed alphabetically by author. Each entry ispreceded by one or more code letters that indicate which of 20specific topics are most relevant to the book. Following the booksection are two short sections; one lists major periodicals thatoften contain articles on theory, the community, or urbanization andone lists applied professional publications on the community or urbanand municipal affairs. Other lists cover periodicals that arerecommended for regular reading, academic periodicals that devoteentire issues to urban life, and urban studies research centersthroughout the U.S. (JG)

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THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY: A MULTIDISCIPLINARYBIBLIOGRAPHY

Jock F. KintonAssistant Professor of SociologyIowr,, Wesleyan College

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THE Alvi3RICAN COLOIUNI TY:

A MULTIDISCIPLINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY

Compiled by Jack F. KintonAssistant Professor of SociologyIowa Wesleyan College

0TABLE OF CONVNTS

Using and the Use of this Bibliography

Books

Periodical Bibliography (with addresses and editors)

Applied Professionals' Publications on the Community, Urban and MunicipalAffairs

Suggested Regular Reading for Community Leadership: Professional, Politicaland Livic

A,adsmic Periodicals Devoting Entire Issues to Urban Life and itsOrganization

U.S. Urban Studi:.ls hesearch Centers

This bibliography examines the quest for community: the historical,

sociological, cultural and futuraological natures of the American community

that has been the subject of academic examination for nearly 200 years.

Needless to observe, the literature on the community and forces at

work shaping it is proliferating at an almost exponential rate.

Quantitative and qualitative case studies, comparative studies anl Aacro-

studies of communities can be found in each of the major disciplines:

anthropology, sociology, history, political science, architecture and

city and regional planning. All found their driving force in man's

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Quest or Lack of Quest for Comrunity. The forces of urbanization and more

recently suburbanization have crystal zed men's awareness of their

interdependence. Only togetner are men able to meaningfully exploit the

manifest and latent consequerces cf rapid social change in their territorial

communities and psychological communities.

It is believed that a careful interdisciplinary examination of the

literature on the community and quest for community will result in new

insights on the nature of practiced and aspired-to patterns of community

life.

Professor Christopher Jonassen of Ohio State University has defined

the community as follows: "A community is a group integrated through a

system of spatially contingent, interdependent ecological, cultural)

and social rel-tions and structures which have evolved in the process of

mutual adjustme-t to environmental situations. It is a spatial group

wherein the effects of interdependence and integration are made evident

by the community's consciousness of unity and its ability to exercise

adequate control over social, cultural and other processes within its

boundaries."

Sociologists have been distracted by the problems of urban renewal,

housing, poveity and racism while anthropologists have only begun to

report their inve9ti?ations of early community forms and resulting life

styles. Political ,W.entists have tended to focus almost exclusively on

national and intern tipnal community structures and processes leaving not

only the actual quclt for community but also the design of the quest in the

hands of the city pinners) architects and utlimately the ponticians.

Another group of social scientists - sociologists, anthropologists

and political scientists have given their focus of investig.tion to the

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community quest and community problems to the "Third World." Remaining

to examine the American quest for community in settings ranging from

mega-cities to hamlets are a handfull of sociologists and city social

planners. To this group the essence of the quest for community is not

to simply explain why some communities succeed in their quest while

others fail or to report which communities are succeeding or failing but

RATHER HOW TO EXTEND THE QUEST IN EXISTING COMONITIES AND TAtiLE THE

QUEST IN NO4 COMFJJNITIES. A combination of learning the principles of

human nature, understanding of man's history, and creating awareness of

human desires and recognizing the need for community establish the

relevance of this quest. Thus the social value of community research

can be measured by the extent to which it contributes to realizing the

type of community that people desire.

USING THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY

A typological rather than topicalogical division has been chosen to

facilitate the student's awareness of the area of community studies and

each discipline's contribution to the field to this point in time. The

bibliography, by this approach, stresses both the interdisciplinary

proach and the "in depth" examination of specific facets of the community.

"In depth" examination within any one discipline necssitates extension

beyond that discipline.

The specific divisions are:

A. Theories of:

the Community establishment, growth, stagnation, decay and revival

the Community quest

Urbanism

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Urbanization

Ideologies of Communities

Future of Communities and Cities

B. Rural Communities

the Sociology, Anthropology, Economic and Political Science btudils

C. Cities and metropolitan Areas and Urban Sociology

D. Suburban and Fringe Communities

the sociology, 4nthropolog4 Economic and Political Science Studies

E. Planning, (City, metropolitan and Regional), Architecture, Ecology)

Geography, Land Use and Control, Transportation, honing, and Urban

Redevelopment Rehabilitation and Conservation

F. Leadership, Government, social Policy Planning, Law Social Power,

Social Change, Community Development, Community Organization, municipal

Administration and City Management.

G. History of Communities and Urban Development

H. Environmental quality and Human Needs

Social Problems - Racism,, Violence, Riots, Family Disorganization,

*mental fl-,alth, Alienation, Anomie, Social Class Conflict

Physical Problems - Natn.ial Disasters (Floods, Tornados, Hurricanes),

Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Pesticides, Disposal

I. Community Research: The Various Approaches

J. TZATBOOKS on Urban, Rural, 3uburban and Community Sociology

K. RD.,ctS on Urban, Rural and Suburban Communities

L. Classics in the study of the Community from all disciplines

ii. Anthropology and Archaeology of the Community and Urban Civilization

N. minority oubculturea and Life Styles in the Community

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0. Economic Organization, Industrialization, Foverty and Abundance in the

Community

P. 4ducational Structure and rroblems in the Community

Q. Neighborhood - Its study, values and problems

R. Religion as an Institution

b. hass Communications Media

T. Population

By taking the letter code(s) and scanning the left side of each page

one is able to quickly locate his own bibliographical needs.

A, F, and L ARE THE MOST A7LIVANT CATEGORIES FOR EXAMIN rIcN OF THE THEOrtIES

AND L l'ARNING MTEHOI-JS OF ANALYSIS OF I AND ITS INSTITUTIONS.

:-it-This identifies the outstanding works on the Nature of the Quest for

Community.

ACADEMIC COURSES IN WHICH NIS BIBLIOGRAPHY IS OF USE:

This bibliography is 'the result of five academic years of teaching

"Sociology of the Community." Academic colleagues and former students

have contributed to the achievement of this task and inspired its completion.

It is intended that the bibliography be of assistance in the following

courses buth graduate and undergraduate.

Sociology

Political science

Sociology of the ''ommunityUrban Sociologyouburbm Sociologyiural bociologybocial ProblemsSocial OrganizationAmerican society

Local jov,rnmentPublic AdministrationMunicipal ilanagement

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City andRegional Planning

Anthropology

History

Economics

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croup porkCommunity DevelopmentSocial ielfare AdministrationSocial rolicy rlanning

Courses seeking a social science background andcourses dealing with the social and psychologi-cal aspects of city planning

Cultural -nthropologyAnthropological Study of 'mericen Institutions

Urban HistoryRural History

Urban EconomicsIndustrial Development

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HN Abbott, Grace. THE IhilIGRANT AND THE COMmUNITY. New York, Century,1917.

AE Abrams, Charles. THE CITY 13 THE FRONTIER. Cambridge, hIT Press,1965.

EH Abrams, Charles. HAN'S STRUGGLE FOR SrinT.R IN AN URBANIZING WORLD.Cambridge, EIT Press, 1964.

AH Abrahamson, Julia. A NLIGH:-ORHOOD FINDS ITSELF. New York, Harper,1959.

iii Adams, Robert and Carl H. Araeling. CITY INVINCIBL3. Chicago,University of Chicago Press, 1960.

1.1 Adams, Robert. THE IMOLUTIoN OF URBAN SCCIETY: EARLY hESOPOTAmIAAND PRaHISTORIC MEXICO. Chicago, Aldine, 1966.

I"iL Adams, Robert. THE RISE OF URBAN CIVILIZATION. 4licago, Aldine, 1967.

GH Addams, Jane. FORTY YEARS AT HULL HOUSE: MING 20 r:AAS AT HULLHOUSE AND SECOND TWENTY YEARS AT HULL HOUSE. New York,Macmillan, 1935; Garrett Press, 1969.

AF Adrian, Charles. SOCIAL SCIENCE Aa CM:UNITY ACTION. East Lansing,Michigan State University press, 1952.

F Adrian, Charles. 1v AINSiRE7T POLITICS. East Lansing) michiganState University Press, 1962.

CF Adrian, Charles and Oliver 4illiams. FOUR CITI2S: A STUDY INCOmPARATIVE POLICYMAKING. State College, University ofPennsylvania Press, 1964.

F Agger, Robert E., Daniel Goldrich and Bert Swanson. TH.L RULERS ANDTFL RULED. New York, John vuley, 1964.

FH Alexander, Chris and Serge Uhermayeff. COEhUNITY AND PRIVACY:TOWARD A NEW ARCHITECTUAil; OY HUMANISh. Garden City, N.Y.,Doubleday Anchor, 1962.

F Alinsky, Saul. REFORm AND alloLuTioN. Chicano, University ofChicago Press) 1968.

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G Allen, Robert S. OUR FAIR CITY (2 volumes). New York, VangardPress, 1947.

Ell Allen) 4. Scott. URBAN it-_,N;IAL: URBAN REDEVELOFEINT. New York)Wiley, 1958.

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HL Allport, Gordon.Anchor, 1954.

F Almond, Gabriel.

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THE NATURE OF PREJUDICE. Garden City, i)oubleday

THE CIVIC CULTURE. Boston, Little Brown, 1963.

E Altshuler, Alan. THE CITY PLANNING PROC3SS: A POLITICAL ANALYSIS.Ithaca, N.Y., Cornell University Press, 1965.

F. Altshuler, Alan. CaukUNITY CONTROL: TIE BLACK DalAND Foa PARTICIPA-TION IN THE LARG];ri AivI. ,RICAN CITY. New York, Pegasus, 1970.

EGO American Country Life Association. FAgh INCuft3 AND F:diM LIFE.

Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1927.

EFH Anderson, Martin. THE FEDERAL BULLDO6ER, Cambridge, MIT Press, 1964.

G Anderson, Elin. WE AMERICANS. Cambridge, Harvard University Press,1937.

CO Anderson, !leis. INDUSTRIAL URBAN COltilUETY. 'New York, Randomhouse, 1968.

J Anderson, URBAN SOCIOLOGY. New York, Taplinger, 1968.

K Anderson, Nels. URBANISM AND URBANIZATION. New York, Humanities,1964.

F Anderson, Stanley. NBUDSDIAN PAPERS: AM_RICAN EKPERIENCE ANDPROPOSALS. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1969.

AGL **Angell, Robert C. MORAL INTEGRATION OF AMERICAN CITIES. New York,McGraw 1941.

FI ANNALS: GOVERNING URBAN SOCIETY: NY SCI:_:NTIFIC APPROACHES.

Philadelphia, Academy of Political ald Social Sciences, hay, 1967.

GK Arensberg,_ Conrad M. and Solon Kimball. CULTURE AND CChmUNITY.New York, Harcourt, Brace & World, 1965.

Ashley, T. Ludlow. THE QUALITY OF INEQUALITY. Cambridge, HarvardUniversity, Center of Policy Study, 1969.

HO Atlanta Economic Review. THE IDEAL CITY. Atlanta, Ga., School ofBusiness Administration, Georgia State College, 1964.

CH Aukofer, irank. CITY 4ITH A CHANGE: MILVAUKEE. Nilwaukee, 41s.,Bruce Publishing Co., 1968.

HN Avins, Alfred, ed. OPEN OCCUPANCY VS FORCED HuUSING UND R THE 14thAiiENDIT_,NT. Linden, N.J., Bookmailer, 1963.

EFH **Babcock, Richard. TI-L; JCNING GtuiE. Madison, University of isconsinTress, 1967.

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CE Bacon, Edmund. D4ST.GN 02 cims. New York, Viking Press, 1967.

E Bagdikian, Ben H. THE 1111)IA AND THE CITI3S. Chicago, Universityof Chicago) 1969.

I Bailey, Anthony. THROUGH THE GREAT CITY. New York, hacmillan, 1967.

FL Baker, G.E. RURAL VERSUS URBAN POLITICAL POWER. New York, Doubleday,1955.

K Baltzell, E. Digby. S-ARCH FOR COMMUNITY IN MODERN Ah_,RICA. NewYork, Harper, 1968.

AGL Banfield, Edward. TH13 kiORAL BASIS OF A BACKWARD COI "il New York,Free Press, 1958.

F Banfield, Edward. URBAN GOVERNMENT: A READER. New York, Free Press,1964.

F Banfield, Edward and James Q. Wilson. CITY POLITICS. Cambridge,Harvard University Press, 1963 (revised 1968).

AC Banfield, Edward. THE UNIVERSIrY CITY. Boston, Little Brown, 1970.

G Barber, Roger and Herbert Wright. MIIILJS2 AND ITS CHILDREN: THE'PSYCliCLOGY OF AI! Am-AICAN TOWN. Chicago, Row Peterson, 1954.

EH Barron, Bayton. LNHUMANITY OF URBAN RENEWAL. New York) CrestwoodBooks, 1965.

H Barton, Allan. COMMUNITIES IN DISASTER. Garden City, N.Y.,Doubleday Anchor, 1966.

E Bassett9,58.Edward. THE MASTER PLAN. New York, Russell Sage Foundation,

HJL Bauer, Catherine. NODERN HOUSING. New York, Houghton, 1934.

CH Bayton, JerinS A. TENSION IN THE CITIES: 3 SOLUTIONS. ihiladelphia,Chilton Rook Co., 1969.

FJ Beckinsale, R.P. and J.N. Houston. URBANIZATION AN ITS PROBLEMS.New York, Alliam Morrow, 1969.

E Bell, Colin and Rose. CITY FATHTRS: TOWN PLANNING IN BRITAIN FROMROMAN ITIC3 TO 1900. New York, Praeger, 1970.

AL Bellamy, Edward. LOOKING BAChWARD 2000-1887. Boston, HoughtonMifflin, 1926.

EFH Bellush, Jewel and 1urray Hausknecht. URBAN RENEWAL: PEOPLE,F6LITICS AND PLANNING. New York, Doubleday Anchor, 1965.

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FH Bellush, Jewel and Stephen David, eds. RACE AND POLITICS IN NEWYORK CITY: SIX CA3E STUDLS IN POLICY MAKING. New York,Praeger, 1970

FG Bendix, Reinhard and Seymour Lipset. CLASS, STATUS AND POWER: AREADER. New York, Free Press, 1957.

AFL **Bensman, Joseph and Arthur Vidich. SMALL TOWN IN HASS SOCIETY:CLASS, POWER AND RELIGION IN A RURAL COMMUNITY. Princeton,N.J.,Princeton University Press; also Garden Pity, N.Y., DoubledayAnchor, 1960.

DFH Berger, Bennett. WORKING CLASS SUBURB: A STUDY OF AUTO WORKERSIN SUBURBIA. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1960.

H Berger, riorrow. EQUALITY BY STATUTE. New York, Doubleday Anchor,1968.

EO Berman, Donald. URBAN RENEWAL: THE BONANZA OF THE REAL ESTATEBUSINESS. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1970.

J Bernard, Jessie. Atu;AICAN COrthUNITY BEHAVIOR. New York, Holt)Rinehart, 1962.

BJ Bertrand, Alvin L. RURAL SOCIOLOGY. New York, hcGraw Hill, 1958.

J Beshers, James. URBAN SOCIAL STRUCTURE. New York, free Press, 1962.

H Bettelheim, Bruno. SOCIAL CHANGE AND PREJUDICE. New York) FreePress, 1964.

E Bettman, Alfred. CITY AND R-DIONAL PLANNING PAPERS. Cambridge,Harvard University Press, 19116.

H Beyer, Glenn. HOUSING AND SOCIETY: A FACTUAL ANALYSIS. New York)Macmillan, 1956.

F Biddle, W. THE CO1'thUNITY DWELOPMSNT PROCESS: THEREDISCOVERY OF LOCAL INITIATIVE, New York, Holt, Rinehart andWinston, 1965.

F Biddle, William W. THE CULTIVATION OF COhmUNITY LEADERS. New York,Harper & Row, 1953, 1965.

Eli Blackman, Allan, ed. ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR. Berkeley, Universityof California Center for Planning and Development Aesaarch,1966.

EH Blake, Peter. GOD'S Cilq JUNKYARD. New York, dolt, Rinehart, andWinston, 1964.

FHO Bloomberg, Warner, Jr. and Henry J. Schmandt. POWER, POV2RTY ANDURBAN POLICY. Beverly Hills, Calif., Sage l'ublictions, 1968.

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BGL ii-Oluronthal, Albert. SMALL TOWN STUFF. Chicago) University of ChicagoPress, 1932.

I Bogue, Donald, ed. Ni3D2D URBAN AND METOFOLITAN RESEARCH. Oxford,Ohio, Scripps foundation) 1953.

AC Bogue, Donald. TIL STRUCTURE OF THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY: A STUDYOF DUAINANCE AND SUB-DOmINANCE. AnnArbor, University ofMichigan Press) 1949.

F Bollens, John et al. CITY MANAGER PROFESSION: MYTHS AND REALITIES.Washington) D.C., Public Administration Press, 1969.

F Bolton) Charles K. and Kenneth E. Corey. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHYFOR THE TRAINING OF CITIZEN-AGENTS OF PLANNED COMMUNITY CHANGE.Monticello, Iii., Council of Planning Librarians, 1970.

GN Bontemps, Arna and Jack Conroy. THEY SEEK A CITY. Garden City, N.Y.,Doubleday co., inc., 1945.

AF Booth, Allen and John Edwards) eds. SOCIAL PARTICIPATION IN URBANSOCIETY. Cambridge, uass., 5chenkman Publishing Co., forthcoming.

HL **Booth) Charles. THE LIFE AND LABOR OF THE PEOPLE OF EAST LONDON.London) uocmillan, 1902. 7 vol.

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DG Bracey, H.E. N2IGHBORS: SUBDIVISION LIFO IN ENGL, A. THEUNITED STATES. Baton Rouge, Louisiana State ti Press,1964.

DG Bracey, H.E. NEIGHBOURS: NEIGHBOURING. Baltimore) Penguin Books,1968.

FO Brager, G.A. and L.P. Purcell) eds. COMMUNITY ACTION AGAINSTPOVERTY: READINGS FROM THE MOBILIZATION EXPERIENCE. NewHaven, College and University Press, 1969.

CGKL Braidwood, Robert and Gordon Willey, eds. COURSES TOHARD URBANLIFE. Chicago, Aldine) 1962.

E Branch) COMPREHENSIVE URBAN PLANNING: A SELECTIVEANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH RELATED MATERIALS. Beverly Hlils,Calif.) Sage Publications) 1970.

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AG Bridenbaugh, Carl. CITIES IN REVOLT. New York, Knopf, 1955.

EGHN Brazier, Arthur. SELF' DETERMINATION: THE STORY OF THE WOODLAWNORGANIZATION. Chicago, Erdmans, 1969.

EHO Breese, Gerald et.al. ACCELERATED URBAN GROWTH: THE IMPACT OFLARGE INSTALLATIONS ON NEARBY AREAS. New York, Sage Publica-tions, 1967; Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1969.

K Breese, Gerald. CITY IN NEWLY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: READINGS ONURBANISM AND URBANIZATION. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall,1969.

EL Breese, Gerald. mODERNIZPTION AND URBANIZATION: EXISTING ANDPOTENTIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE "THIRD WORLD", Exchange Biblio-graphy 70 . Ill., Council of Planning Librarians,1969.

F Brokensha, Donald and Peter Hodge. COJYII'IUNITY DEV,ELOPKENT. SanFrancisco, Chandler, 1969.

E Brown, A.T., J.H. Shaw and H.M. Sherrard. AN INTRODUCTION TO TOWNAND COUNTRY PLANNING. New York, Elsevier, 1969.

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H Brown, Claude. MANCHILD IN THE PROMISED LAND. New York, ilacmillan,1966.

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FHO Bruyn, 6everyn, Jr. COMMUNITIES IN ACTION. New Haven, Conn.,College and University Press, 1962.

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ACH Churchill, Henry S. THE CITY IS. THE PEOPLE. New York, W.W. Norton,1962.

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HN Clark, Kenneth. DARK GHETTO. New York, Harper & Row, 1965.

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H Clark, Kenneth and Jwinnette Hopkins. A RELEVANT WAR AGAINSTFOVERTY: A STUDY OF COMMUNITY ACTION AND OBSERVABLE SOCIALCHANGE. New York, Harper Torchbook, 1968.

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AP Coleman, James S. THE ADOLESCENT SOCIETY. New York, Free Press, 1961.

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CGI Comhaire, Jean and Werner Cahman. HOW CITIES GREW: THE HISTORICALSOCIOLOGY OF THE CITIES. Madison, N.J., Flurham Park Press, 1959.

CGI Connery, Robert, ed. GOVERNING THE CITY: CHALLENGES AND OPTIONS FORNEW YORK. New York, Praeger, 1970. Also: Vol. 29 #4 Academyof Political Science, Columbia University.

CF Connery, Robert. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND METROPOLITAN AREAS.Cambridge, Harvard Press, 1960.

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RN Connery, Robert, ed. URBAN RIOTS: VIOLENCE AND SOCIAL CHANGE. NewYork, Vintage, 1968.

BIL **Copp, James. OUR CHANGING RURAL SOCIETY. Ames, Iowa State University,1962.

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CE Von Eckhardt, Wolf. THE CHALLENGE OF METROPOLIS. New York,Macmillan, 1964.

CE Von Eckhardt, Wolf. ARCHITECTURE OR CHAOS: THE CRISIS OF THE CITIES.New York, Bekker, 1967.

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HN Wakefield, Daniel. ISLAND IN THE CITY. New York, Cornith Books,1960.

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CH Walker Report. CHICAGO RIOT COMMISSION REPORT, CITY OF CHICAGO.Chicago, 1969.

EF Walker, Robert. THE PLANNING FUNCTION IN URBAN GOVERNMENT. Chicago,University of Chicago Press, 1941.

GH Wallace, David. FIRST TUESDAY. Garden City, N.Y. Doubleday, 1964.

CGI Ware, Caroline. GREENWICH VILLAGE. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Co.,1935.

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GN Warner, Robert. NEW HAVEN'S NEGROES: A SOCIAL HISTORY. New York,Duttcn, 1940.

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EH Whyte, William H. THE LAST LANDSCAPE. Garden City, N.Y. DoubledayAnchor, 1968.

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FI Whyte, William S. CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT. Baltimore, Johns HopkinsPress, 1964.

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CF Williams, Oliver P. and Charles R. Adrian. FOUR CITIES: A STUDY INCOMPARATIVE POLICY MAKING. Philadelphia, University ofPennsylvania Press, 1963.

CDF Williams, Oliver P., Heron Herman, Charles Liebman and Thomas Dye.SUBURBAN DIFFERENCES AND METROPOLITAN POLICIES. Philadelphia,University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965.

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AFK Williams, Ol'.ver P. and Charles Press. DEMOCRACY IN URBAN aTERICA:READIN.;S ON GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS. Chicago, Rand McNally, 1969.

AJL Williams, Robin. AMERICAN SOCIETY. New York, Free Press, 1955, 1967.

AIN Williams, Robin. STRANGERS NEXT DOOR. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.,Prentice Hall, 1964.

BG Williams, William. GOSFORTH: THE SOCIOLOGY OF AN ENGLISH VILLAGE.Glencoe, Free Press, 1956.

CF Wilmann, John B. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. NewYork, Praeger, 1967.

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CF Wilson, James. CITY POLITICS AND PUBLIC POLICY. Cambridge, MITPress, 1969.

ACL Wilson, James Q. URBAN RENEWALTHE RECORD AND THE CONTROVERSY.Cambridge, MIT Press, 1966.

CK Wilson, James Q. THE METROPOLITAN ENIGMA: INQUIRIES INTO THE NATUREAND DIMENSIONS OF AMERICA'S URBAN CRISIS. Cambridge, HarvardUniversity Press, 1968.

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DR Winter, Gibson. THE SUBURBAN CAPTIVITY OF THE CHURCHES. New York,Doubleday Anchor, 1961.

FK Wirt, Frederick and Willis Hawley. THE SEARCH FOR POWER: A COMMUNITYREADER. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1968.

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CP Wisneiwski, Richard. URBAN SCHOOLS. New York, Random House, 1968.


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CF Wood, Robert C. 1400 GOVERNMENTS: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE NEWYORK METROPOLITAN REGION. 1961.

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ADJL **Wood, Robert C. SUBURBIA: ITS PEOPLE AND ITS POLITICS. Cambridge,MIT Press, 1960.

AD Wood, Robert and Albert J. Kennedy. THE ZONE OF EMERGENCE. Boston,Harvard University Press, 1962.

CG Wood, Samuel E. PHANTOM CITIES OF CALIFORNIA. Los Angeles,California Tomorrow, 1963.

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AEJ Woodbury, Coleman, ed. URBAN REDEVELOPMENT: PROBLEMS AND PRACTICES.Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1953.

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K Wright, Quincy, ed. WORLD COMMUNITY. Chicago, University ofChicago Press, 1948.

GN Young, Pauline. PILGRIMS OF RUSSIAN TOWN. New York, Prentice Hall,1937.

CN Yun, Leong Gor. CHINATOWN INSIDE OUT. New York, Barrows Mussey,1936.

AFL **Zetterberg, Hans. SOCIAL THEORY AND SOCIAL PRACTICE. Towanda,N.J.,Bedminister Press, 1962.


CHP Zimmer, Basil and Amos Hawley. METROPOLITAN AREA SCHOOLS: RESISTANCETO DIST2ICT REORGANIZATION. New York, Sage Foundation, 1968.

CEO Zimmer, Basil. REBUILDING CITIES: TEE EFFECTS OF DISPLACEMENT ANDRELOCATION ON SMALL BUSINESS. Chicago, Quadrangle, 1964.

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CGH Zorbaugh, Harvey. THE GOLD COAST AND THE SLUM. Chicago, University.of Chicago Press, 1966. 2nd ed.


MAJOR ACAMMIC PERIODICALS WHICH OFTEN CONTAIN ARTICLES ONTEEM, Tfl COIZONITY, URBANIZATION AND URBANISM

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. Editor, Ward Goodenough, American AnthropologicalAssociation, 17)3 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009

AMERICAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT. Editor, Bernard F. Hillenbrand, 1001 Connecti-cut Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. mond-ly, $10.

AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW. Editor, George Borts, 629 Noyes Street, Evanston,Illinois 60201.

AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. Editor, R.K. Webb, 400 A St. S.E., Washington,D.C. 20003.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS JOURNAL. 917 15th St. N.W., Washington,D.C., 20005. bi-monthly $8.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. Editor, Wolf V. Heyebrand, 1130 E. 59th St.,University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.

AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW. Editor, Austin Ranney, American Politi-cal Science Association, 1527 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., Washington,D.C.20036.

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. Editor, Karl Schuessler, American Sociologi-cal Association, 1001 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

ANNALS. Editor, Richard Lambert, American Academy of Political andSocial Science, 3937 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penn. 19104.

CENTER MAGAZINE FUND FOR THE REPUBLIC. Center for the Study of DemocraticInstitutions, Box 4068, Santa Barbara, Calif, 93103.

CITY. Editor, Don Canty, Urban America Inc., 1717 Massachusetts Ave, N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20036. bi-monthly $5.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL. Editor, Peter Du Sautoy, 22 Kingston Rd.,Didsbury, Manchester 20 England. quarterly $3.

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL. Editor, Sheldon Roen, Box 233 Lexington,Mass. 02173. quarterly $12.

DAEDALUS. Editor, Stephen Graubard, Journal of the American Academy ofArts and Sciences, No. 7 Linden St., Harvard University, Cambridge,Mass. 02138. quarterly $6.00.

EKISTICS. Editor, Prof. J. Tyrwhitt, Athens Center of Ekistics of AthensTechnological Institute, 24 Strat, cyndesmou St., Athens 136 Greece.Monthly $6.

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HOUSING AND PLANNIM REFERENCES. Editor, Elsa Freeman, U.S. Dept. ofHousing and Urban Development, Superintendent of Documents, Washing-ton, D.C. 23402, .b-monthly $2.25.

JOURNAL OF HOUSING. Editor, Dorothy Gazzolo, National Association ofHousing and Redevelopment Officials, 1413 K Street N.W. Washington,D.C. 20005, monthly $6.

LAND USE CONTROLS. Editor, Jack Nobel, American Society of PlanningOfficials, 1313 E. 60th St., Chicago, Illinois, 60637. quarterly.membership.

METROPOLITAN VIEWPOINTS (METRO AREA DIGEST). Editor, Joseph F. Zimmerman,University of New York, Graduate School of Public Affairs, 179Partridge St., Albany, N.Y. 12203. quarterly free.

NATIONAL CIVIC REVIEW. Editor, Alfred Willoughby, National MunicipalLeague, 47 E. 68th St., New York, N.Y. 10021. $5.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION NEWS. Editor, Walter L. Webb, American Society forPublic Administration, 1329 18th St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036.quarterly $5.

PUBLIC INTEREST. Editors, Daniel Bell and Irving Kristol, 404 Park Ave. So.New York, N.Y. 10016. quarterly $5.

PUBLIC MANAGEMENT. Editor, David Arnold, International City ManagersAssociation, 1140 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Washington D.C. 20036.monthly, membership.

PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY (American Association for Public Opinion Research).Editor, W. Phillips Davison, 116th St. and Broadway, New York, N.Y.10027,

RURAL SOCIOLOGIST. Department of Sociology, Michigan State University,East Lansing, Mich.

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Editor, Dennis Flanagan, 415 Madison Ave., New York,N.Y. 10017.

SOCIAL PROBLEMS JOURNAL. Editor, David Gold, Society for theSocial Problems, P.O. Box 190, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49005.

SOCIAL FORCES. Editor, Richard Simpson, Box 2288, UniversityCarolina Press, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. quarterly $6.

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URBAN LAND: NEWS AND VIEWS IN CITY DEVELOPMENT. Editor, Max Wehrly,Urban Land lnitituLe, 1200 18th St., UM., Washington, D.C. 20036.monthly, by membership.

URBAN RESEARCH NEWS. Editor, Carol Talpers, Sage Publications, 275 S.Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. fortnightly $26.

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS JOURNAL, 917 15th St., Wash. %tan, D.C.,20005, bi-monthly $8.

COMMUNITIES IN ACTION. Office of Economic Opportunity, Washington D.C.20506. monthly.

COMMUNITY PLANNING REVIEW. Community Planning Association of Canada,425 Gloucester St., Ottawa, Canada. $3.

MAYOR AND MANAGER: THE MAGAZINE OF MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT. Editor, DonJefferson, 5826 Dempster St., Morton Grove, Ill. 60053. monthly $5.

NATION'S CITIES. Editor, Patrick Healy. National League of Cities,1612 K

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Administrative Science QuarterlyAnnals of the American Academy of Political and Social SciencesAmerican Institute of Planners JournalSocial ForcesSocial ProblemsUrban Aftairs quarterlyMetro Area DigestNational Civic ReviewPublic InterestPublic Management

ACADEMIC PERIODICALS DEVOTING MOLE ISSUES TO URBAN LIFEAND ITS ORGANIZATIONS

THE ANNALS from 1902 to date(Published by American Academy of Political and Social Science)

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1908

1911

3937 Chestnut St.Philadelphia, Pa.

23-2 Municipal Problems (March)25-2 City Life and Progress (March)28-3 Municipal Problems (November)31-3 Control of Municipal Public Service Corporations (May)38-3 Commission Government in American Cities (Nov., rev. 1914)

1912 41 Efficiency in City GcJ,.rnment (May)191'. 47 County Government (Mi..)1914 51 Housing and Town Planning (January)1921 113 Planning for City Traffic (September)1938 199 Better City Government, including supplement on the

the Sino-Japanese Conflict (September)1945 242 Building the Future City (November)1955 302 The Public School and Other Community Services (November)1957 314 Metropolis in Ferment (November)1964 Urban Revival: Goals and Standards (March)1964 City Bosses and Political Machines (May)Supplements:

151S Airport Problems of American Cities (September 1930)21-1S Housing Conditions in Jersey City (January 1903)James-Patten-Rowe Pamphlet Series 2. Financing New York City,

by William Whyte (1935)

CURRENT HISTORY

1968 (December) American Cities in Crisis

DAEDALUS

1961 (Winter) The Future Metropolis1968 (Fall) The Conscience of the City

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JOURNAL or COMEMPORARY HISTORY1969 (Volume 4 no. 3) Urbanism; The City in History

LAW AND CONTZMPORARY PROBLEMS1965 (Winter) Urban Problems and Prospects

PUBLIC INTEREST1969 (Summer) Focus on New York

Many special issues on community and urban development have been publishedsince 1900 in the following periodicals:Adult Leadership

American Journal of SociologyAmerican Sociological ReviewCurrentFortuneLifeLookPublic InterestSaturday ReviewSocial ForcesSocial ProblemsSocial Issues

URBAN STUDIES RESEARCH CENTERS

URBAN AFFAIRS QUARTERLY (January issue of each year contains a directory).

The Urban Institute. UNIVERSITY URBAN RESEARCH CENTERS; A DIRECTORY.2100 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037, 1970.

RESEARCH CENTERS DIRECTORY (and quarterly supplements). Gale ResearchCompany, Detroit.

Council of Planning Librarians EXCHANGE BIBLIOGRAPHY #151

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