Keyword [Detroit]
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| 1. | The art of collaboration: Interlocal collaboration in the provision of fire services in the metropolitan Detroit area |
| 2. | From Detroit to Shanghai? Globalization, market reform, & dynamics of labor unrest in the Chinese automobile industry, 1980 to the present |
| 3. | Networks of Survival in Kinshasa, Mumbai, Detroit, and Comparison Cities; an Empirical Perspectiv |
| 4. | Forging the Detroit Consensus: The relative power cycle and the political economy of the North American automotive trade regime |
| 5. | Visions for Detroit food system improvement: Citizen, activist, and professional perspectives |
| 6. | Detroit, we have a problem: A study of elite resistance and nonelite-led change |
| 7. | Implementation of hybrid manufacturing approach at Goodwill Industries of greater Detroit |
| 8. | Regional reform in historic perspective: Metropolitan planning institutions in Detroit, 1950--1990 |
| 9. | The dynamics and impacts of retail supermarket decentralization in Detroit, Michigan |
| 10. | The Institutionalization of Food Movement Projects and The Role of Land Rights in Social Transformation Stories from Boston, Detroit and Philadelphia |
| 11. | Urban sprawl: A comparative study of the Detroit-Windsor region |
| 12. | The political economy of capital borrowing in the city of Detroit (Michigan) |
| 13. | The automobile in the garden: Henry Ford, suburbanization, and the Detroit metropolis, 1919--1941 |
| 14. | Designing vacancy: Vacant land and urban systems in Detroit, MI |
| 15. | City of mass production: Building, managing, and living in Detroit, America's first automobile metropolis, 1920--1933 |
| 16. | Jealous neighbors: Rivalry and alliance among the native communities of Detroit, 1701--1766 |
| 17. | The politics of land use and housing in World War II Michigan: Building bombers and communities |
| 18. | Ecology of coyotes (Canis latrans) in the greater Detroit area of southeastern Michigan |
| 19. | Environmental inequality: Race, income, and industrial pollution in Detroit |
| 20. | The dream defaulted: Foreclosure, crisis, and hope in Baltimore, Maryland, and Detroit, Michigan |
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