Illustrations
Preface and Acknowledgments
1. Race, Neighborhoods, and Community Power
2. Buffalo and Western New York
3. Race, Neighborhood Composition, and Representation
4. Race and Public Housing Policy: The Early Years
5. Urban Renewal and the East Side
6. Urban Unrest, Suburban Growth, and the Birth of the Contemporary Ghetto
7. Arthur v. Nyquist and the Emergence of Mayor Griffin
8. Nostalgia and Confrontation: The Griffin Years
9. Conclusions
Postscript
Methodological Appendix
Notes
References
Index