"Urbanism and Government, 1957-1977": A Rejoinder

Wallace S. Sayre
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Wallace S. Sayre: Columbia University

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1957, vol. 314, issue 1, 82-85

Abstract: Urban and suburban electorates will find more political common- ground than divergence and will combine to make state governments more urban in outlook and policies. The national government will also increasingly respond to the political power of urban-metropolitan America, will deal more directly with cities and metropolitan areas, and will establish more bureaus concerned particularly with urban or metropolitan affairs.

Date: 1957
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