Citizen Engagement with the Changing City

Authors

  • Ellen Szarleta Indiana University Northwest

Keywords:

inequity, inclusion, social infrastructure, community benefits agreement, anchor institution

Abstract

The book, Citizen Engagement with the Changing City, captures the essence of connecting policy to community building as engaging with residents and building for residents.  Brail seeks to highlight the necessity of citizen engagement in the policy and planning process, if cities are to be transformed into livable communities for all populations, including those populations typically marginalized by traditional top-down processes.  Positive strategies for citizen engagement provide insight and inspiration for policy makers and practitioners working in today’s changing cities.

Author Biography

Ellen Szarleta, Indiana University Northwest

Associate Professor

School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Interim Director, Center for Urban and Regional Excellence

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Published

10/16/2018

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 2 (2018)

Section

Book Reviews

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