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Introduction PART I. CITY DECLINE AND REVIVAL Chapter 1. The Historical Vitality of Cities -Edward Glaeser Chapter 2. The Growth of Metropolitan Areas in the United States -Gilles Duranton Chapter 3. The Relationship Between City Center Density and Urban Growth or Decline -Kyle Fee and Daniel Hartley Chapter 4. Central Cities and Metropolitan Areas: Manufacturing and Nonmanufacturing Employment as Drivers of Growth -Steven Cochrane, Sophia Koropeckyj, Aaron Smith, and Sean Ellis PART II. DISCOVERING RESILIENCE Chapter 5. Lessons from Resurgent Mid-Sized Manufacturing Cities -Yolanda K. Kodrzycki and Ana Patricia Munoz Chapter 6. Revitalizing Small Cities: A Comparative Case Study of Two Southern Mill Towns -Kimberly Zeuli Chapter 7. Parallel Histories, Diverging Trajectories: Resilience in Small Industrial Cities -Alan Mallach PART III. LAND AND NEIGHBORHOOD POLICY Chapter 8. A Market-Oriented Approach to Neighborhoods -Paul C. Brophy Chapter 9. Transformation Is Messy Work: The Complex Challenge of Spatial Reconfiguration in America's Legacy Cities -Alan Mallach Chapter 10. Tactical Options for Stable Properties -Frank S. Alexander PART IV. THE NEW ECONOMY AND CITIES Chapter 11. Anchor Institutions in the Northeast Megaregion: An Important but Not Fully Realized Resource -Eugenie L. Birch Chapter 12. Fields, Factories, and Workshops: Green Economic Development on the Smaller-Metro Scale -Catherine Tumber Chapter 13. Promoting Workforce Readiness for Urban Growth -Laura W. Perna Afterword -Jeremy Nowak Notes List of Contributors Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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