Description: A collection of thirteen essays--considered "classics" in the field of urban politics--from leading scholar Clarence Stone, with new essays by the editors and by Stone himself that contextualize the impact of his previous works and suggest new directions for researchers.
Review Quotes:
"Clarence Stone's research on urban power and civic capacity is foundational; he has no peer. This book will instantly become an essential reference work not only for scholars, but for all those interested in the dynamics of power and the possibilities for change."--Dennis Judd, coauthor of City Politics
"An invaluable addition to the library of all urbanists and especially to those who entered the field because of a commitment to social justice."--Susan S. Fainstein, author of The City Builders
"A genuine tour de force that captures the essence of Clarence Stone's unique urban scholarship."--Wilbur C. Rich, author of Black Mayors and School Politics