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Barrio Urbanism

by David Diaz, Estrada
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Overview

Unique in his consideration of this subject from a planning and urban policy perspective, this book charts the history of the largest ethnic population in America, focusing on changing attitudes, recent issues and future problems.

About the Author, David Diaz

David Diaz is a professor with a joint appointmetn in the Urban Planning and Chicano Studies Programs at Cal State-Northridge.

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Book Details

Published
July 13, 2005
Publisher
Taylor & Francis, Inc.
Pages
360
ISBN
9780203020968

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