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For GREAT CITIES: ...A Bold Initiative
by Omar Khayyam ; Robert W Bivens ; John A Bivens Jr
Binding: Hardcover, 440 pages
Publisher: AuthorHouse
List Price: USD $37.45
Weight: 176
Dimension: H: 0.75 x L: 9 x W: 0.5 inches
ISBN 10: 1420868365
ISBN 13: 9781420868364
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GREAT CITIES ... a Bold Initiative is about the health and well being of our cities which affect every American. Many books have been written about sick cities and their disadvantaged residents. This book is unique in that it proposes action programs. The synergism of our proposals will uplift left behind resi dents, build great cities and pay for all of it with the re sulting surge of development, economic activity and in creased tax base. This important message is intended for and must reach our country''s leaders in business, fi nance, development, retraining, education, religion, sports, transportation, healthcare, entertainment and most significantly in governments at all levels. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first book writ ten on this subject by formally trained, experienced pro fessionals in city planning, downtown revitalization and transportation. There are two sections. The first describes the problems of sick cities and then outlines a vision of great cities, an action program and a bold initiative. A 'Catch Up Edu cation' program is seen as the only way to provide the left behind underclass with a way out of their despair with an illustration of an existing model. The importance of a strong private public partnership is discussed. The ways to pay for Great Cities without the influx of a new federal grant in aid program and the benefits to be gained conclude the first section. The second section provides insight into the community accomplishments of actual private public partnerships. Successes and failures are described which can assist cities large and small in their struggles to meet the challenges of downtown development through the syner gism generated by comprehensive programs.


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